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Grants Management
501 W. Sanford Street
Suite 10
P.O. Box 90231
Mail Stop 29-0100
Arlington, TX 76004-3231

Phone: 817-459-6258
Fax: 817-459-6253

 

 
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CENTER STREET DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

PROJECT UPDATE: The town homes are complete and available for purchase. Units sell for $100,000 for two bedrooms and $120,000 for three-bedrooms.  Incentives of $10,000 are available for well-qualified lower income purchasers. For information about purchasing units at this development, please contact Carissa Acker with Real Estate by Design at 972-679-4512.

 

GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY – City Council Member Lana Wolff, City Manager Jim Holgersson, representatives from TP Burleson’s project team, City staff, and community members gathered at the project site on Tuesday, May 1, 2007 to break ground on the Center Street Town Home project at 706 N. Center Street. Construction is expected to begin immediately on this five unit project, funded in part by the City’s HOME Investment Partnership Grant from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.


Ground breaking photo (from left to right): City Manager Jim Holgersson, TP Burleson, LP partners Danny Ma and K. C. Cheah, Council Member Lana Wolff, and TP Burleson project managers Tom Carter and Sam Carter

HISTORY – The City of Arlington created a Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area (NRSA) as part of its 2005 – 2010 Consolidated Plan. Resources will be concentrated in the NRSA for the purpose of revitalizing an area most in need. The targeted strategy area is shown in the NRSA map (pdf) and is bordered roughly by Randol Mill, Collins, Abram and Davis. This area is characterized by 76 percent low- to moderate-income residents, and 29 percent living below the poverty level. While predominantly residential, 79 percent of the properties are renter occupied, as compared to 45 percent for Arlington as a whole. The area is further characterized as a census tract having the majority of housing built between 1970 and 1989, and above average housing vacancy rates.

The City of Arlington Community Services Department with authorization of the City Council has dedicated funding from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to implement improvements in housing and economic development in the NRSA. The Center Street Town Home Project is one of the first new owner occupied housing activities resulting from the dedication of these resources.

CENTER STREET TOWN HOME PROJECT - This town home project will be located at the southwest corner of Center Street and Rogers, in the City of Arlington's NRSA. The developer, TP Burleson, LP will be constructing five town homes facing Center Street. Units will be a combination of single story and two story structures.


PHASE 1, FRONT VIEW

CHARACTERISTICS - Town homes are anticipated to range in size from 1,262 square feet to 1,635 square feet. The development will include iron fencing, and detached garages to the rear. Access to the town homes will be from Rogers Street. All town home properties will be fully landscaped.

As a condition of federal funding dedicated to this project, three of the five town homes will be sold to low income homebuyers. To qualify as a low-income household a family will need to earn less than 80% of the area median income for Arlington established by HUD in the following table - Income limits (pdf). Properties will be priced to be affordable to households in this income range.


PHASE 1, STREET VIEW

For additional information about this project, contact Angela Norman, Grants Coordinator, at angela.norman@arlingtontx.gov.

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