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Development Pressures and the Need for Low- Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service Community Economic Development and Design Clinic

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Page 1: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income

Housing Options in Overtown

The University of Miami School of LawCenter for Ethics & Public Service

Community Economic Development and Design Clinic

Page 2: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service
Page 3: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Key Components of Exemplary Low-Income

HousingMeets Tenant and Community Needs

Rates Within Reach of all Segments

of the Population

Incorporates the Character of the

Community

Beautifully Designed

Page 4: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Meets Tenant and Community Needs

First Floor Space occupied by the Village Library, complete with public meeting room, computers & internet access.

Burnham BuildingIrvington, New York

Page 5: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Meets Tenant and Community Needs

A revitalized federally subsidized project with 240 units and large number of households headed by single mothers now has:

On-site child-care center and adult education and training classes

On-site branch bank On-site library branch Food cooperativeWinchester Greens,

Richmond, VA

Page 6: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Rates Within Reach of all Segments of the Population

200 units: 40 one-bedroom, 160 three-bedroom

85% of the units are targeted for 60% AMI

15% of the units are targeted for 35% AMI

Accepts Section 8 vouchers

Amenities include laundry room, playground, pool and fitness pool

Cedar Forest ApartmentsTampa, Florida

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Rates Within Reach of All Segments of the Population

228 units in eight

buildings 143 units designated for

low-income senior citizens, single adults and families

Market rate units are interspersed throughout the project

Cricket Court Commons

Philadelphia, PA

Page 8: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Rates Within Reach of All Segments of the Population

49 total units targeting those earning between 30-50% of AMI

21 units target tenants who are homeless and or disabled

40% of the units have Project-based Section 8 rental assistance

                                                             

Pantages Apartments

Seattle, Washington

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Incorporate the Character of Community

Maintaining the integrity and feel of the existing neighborhood by adopting similar styles and materials.

Orchard Village & Oak Hill, Chattanooga, Tennessee

Page 10: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Incorporate the Character of the Community

Traditional building designs used in new projects fit seamlessly with the surrounding community.

                               

Field Street

Detroit, Michigan

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Beautifully Designed

Pinnacle ViewMiami, Florida

Mural Incorporates local artists’ work into design reflecting the character and culture of the neighborhood

Page 12: Development Pressures and the Need for Low-Income Housing Options in Overtown The University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics & Public Service

Beautifully Designed

Incorporating aspects of local residents’ cultural heritage into design and décor.

La Ramona MoralesMemorial ApartmentsBenson, Arizona

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Beautifully Designed

                                                                                                                   

Partnership with a for-profit developer and the inclusion of retail space on the ground floorallowed for more units with roomfor larger families

The Views at 270

Los Angeles, CA

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