Real Plans. Real People. Real Progress.
1201 East Fayette Street
Syracuse, NY
13210
315.472.3820
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Real Plans. Real People. Real Progress.
Real Plans. Real People. Real Progress.
Funding Sources
| Source |
Purpose |
| Keybank National
Association |
Construction
Loan |
| Key Community
Development Corp. |
Equity for Low Income
Housing Tax Credit |
| NYS HOME
Loan |
Permanent
Financing |
| NYS HTF
Loan |
Permanent
Financing |
| City of
Cortland |
CDBG Funds |
| Housing Visions
Consultants, Inc. |
Equity |
Development Team
Housing Visions Consultants, Inc.
Alestalo &
Etzel Architects, P.C.
Housing Visions Construction Co.
Cortland Housing
Assistance Council, Inc.
Green & Seifter Attorneys, PLLC
Green &
Seifter Certified Public Accountants, PLLC
Key Bank National
Association
Key Community Development Corp.
An application for funding was submitted in early 2006 to the
Department of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR) for this neighborhood
revitalization project and the award was announced in August. Construction of
the project was completed in fall 2008 and each of the buildings are fully
occupied.
Artist Concept
Property Address
Scattered sites along South Main Street in Cortland,
NY
Individually designed homes
-
Multi-family houses for 2 to 5 families.
- Unique
designs, flats and townhouse styling.
- off street
parking.
Quality units
- Use of durable
materials, bright floor plans.
Convenient location
- The neighborhood is essentially an older,
low-income residential
neighborhood.
- Walking distance to stores and
businesses, professional offices and
the post office.
Laundry facilities
-
Washer/dryer hook-ups within apartments
Maintenance service
Features
Cortland
Crown
Homes
Click a project name below to view images and more information about
the project.
| Project
Name |
Area |
Bldg. |
Units |
Year
Completed |
Populations
Served |
| Cortland Crown Homes |
|
8 |
30 |
2008 |
Low Income |
| Cortland
Totals |
8 |
30 |
|
|
This project provided the South Main Street Gateway in the City of
Cortland a much needed facelift, reversed deteriorating economic conditions and
provided economic stability for the neighborhood.
Projects
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