ST. THOMAS — The Virgin Islands Housing Authority broke ground on the Estate Donoe redevelopment project on Thursday morning in a groundbreaking ceremony that was held both in-person and live-streamed on Facebook.
The new public housing community, developed by VIHA and Pennrose LLC along with consultant Jackson Development Company, is scheduled for completion in December 2022. It will offer 84 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments in 14 buildings on 10.6 acres that are designed to be energy efficient, safe and will be able to withstand hurricanes.
Former Tutu High Rise and Donoe residents displaced by Hurricanes Marilyn, Irma and Maria will have first option to apply for new hurricane-resistant, energy-independent residential community. ST. THOMAS – V.I. dignitaries led by Governor Albert Bryan, Jr. and Congresswoman Stacey...
Avenue on 34th is a mixed-income multifamily community located in the Oak Forest neighborhood located at 2136 West 34th St., offering 70 mixed-income units on 2.1 acres in North Houston.
Kaiaulu O Kupuohi Apartments - The $64.6 million, 89-unit apartment project for moderate to low-income families is located on two acres at 258 Kupuohi St., Lahaina, in a mixed-use neighborhood comprising residential, commercial and undeveloped land. It is scheduled for May 2022 completion.
Avenue on 34th - Construction has begun on a four-story, 70-unit apartment complex at the site of the former Doyle’s Restaurant on West 34th Street.
Hunt Capital Partners, in collaboration with Ikaika ʻOhana and Urban Housing Communities LLC, announced the closing of $21.9 million in federal and $8.1 million in state low-income housing tax credit equity for the new construction of Kaiāulu O Kupuohi in Lahaina, Maui.
The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) has broken ground on the vertical construction of 60 homes within the Villages of Laʻi ʻŌpua in Kealakehe for the Department’s second Rent-With-Option-To-Purchase project.
Villages of La‘i ‘Opua will provide affordable housing to Native Hawaiian households. After an initial 15-year rental period under the low-income housing tax credit program, qualified residents will have an opportunity to purchase their home.