Summary
A nonprofit is buying the 204-unit complex with tax-exempt bonds, locking in affordability restrictions and cutting rents $700-$900 for the lowest-income tier. Councilmembers were upset the tenants weren't notified of the hearing.
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Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
No financial liability to the city — the debt is solely the borrower's.
✅Who benefits
The 204 tenant households, who gain long-term affordability protections and rent reductions.
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