HomeMy WebLinkAboutExhibit 7CONTINUE: CA RR FOUR SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAMS IN DEVELPOMENT:
ROYALTON - Scheduled to open in 2006
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Located in the downtown business district (131 SE 1" Street), this building was
originally constructed in I923 and is listed as a contributing structure in the
Downtown Historic District. The Royalton is a 100-unit project that will provide 80
permanent supportive SRO units for formerly homeless individuals and 20 units of
"workforce" housing at 60% Area Medium Income. The location of the Royalton is
within proximity to jobs as well as education/training programs at Miami -Dade
College. The first floor of the Royalton lends itself to providing a Social Enterprise
opportunity for Can -four Supportive Housing.
VILLA AURORA - Scheduled to open in 1007
After Demolition, a beautiful Mediterranean inspired 12-story
structurewill rise in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami.
This new structure will contain: a new Hispanic Library at the
ground floor, above the library will be 3 floors of parking.
Directly above the third IeveI of parking will be 1 floor of
office space for Carrfour's supportive service staff, community
space, computer room, and a kitchen. Above the office floor,
will be 6 floors with 76 apartments, a mix of 1, 2 & 3
bedrooms; 39 will serve the formerly homeless requiring
supportive services and 37 will serve extremely low-income
families and the elderly.
LIBERTY GATEWAY
This project will be a mixed -use 90-unit apartment building with ground floor commercial space located a 1400 NW
54 Street in the City of Miami. It will serve people whose income range from below 30% of area median income up
to 60% of area median income with deep targeting for very low-income individuals and families.
PORT SOR
The Port Sur will be a new apartment project located at 316 NW 11 Street, in the Overtown community of Miami. It
will consist of 56 units and will serve current Overtown residents by providing affordable housing to individuals
whose income ranges from below 30% of Area Median Income up to 60% of Area Median Income.
4 Revised January 2006