The $5.6 million that City Council approved Monday for affordable housing – more than the combined annual allocations from the city and Franklin County toward a loan program – will enable grants for hard-to-finance projects to house homeless youth and the lowest-income renters. This is the payment of the $5 million Mayor Andrew Ginther had pledged to the Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio as part of the capital budget that passed last year.
Columbus Grants $5.6m To Affordable Housing, Enabling Projects For Homeless Youth And Lowest-income Renters
Carrie Ghose, Biz Journals
Tue, 04/16/2019 - 11:40am
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