$180k building permit application submitted for a new home in Tiffany on Blaine.

quincunx wrote: ↑

Mar 19, 2021

$180k building permit application submitted for a new home in Tiffany on Blaine.3673 Blaine Ave.webp
3673 Blaine Ave Floorplan.webp

Did Hood's have some close-outs on various windows?

^Heh! It's going to be a nightmare to replace those in fifty years, isn't it? Or to buy window treatments for them next week.

quincunx wrote: ↑

Mar 19, 2021

$180k building permit application submitted for a new home in Tiffany on Blaine.3673 

Issued

Here's that Tiffany infill home on Blaine.... it's part container house and won't be what is shown above.  But I'm not sure at this early point how the front will look; hopefully its not a reflection of final window proportions, etc..

That looks useful in case of nuclear attack.

Building permit applications submitted totaling $5.4M to rehab 21 buildings, 59 apts in Tiffany by TF Affordable Housing LP out of Austin, TX. The effort was awarded $1.5M in LIHTCs.
3836-40 BLAINE
3842-46 BLAINE
3645-47 BLAINE
3680 MCREE
3824-26 BLAINE
3671-73 FOLSOM
3810-12 FOLSOM
3827-29 FOLSOM
3817-19 FOLSOM
3836 FOLSOM
3638-40 MCREE
3675 MCREE
3821 MCREE
3825 MCREE
3837 MCREE
3840 MCREE
3844-46 MCREE
3857-59 MCREE
3624-26 MCREE
3675-77 FOLSOM
3671 BLAINE AV

^ it's rehabbing existing affordable housing that was awarded LIHTC about 20 years ago.... it's great to see it get another award to keep them affordable but we really need new LIHTC units awarded for families in our stronger neighborhoods. 

STLrainbow wrote: ↑

Oct 13, 2024

^ it's rehabbing existing affordable housing that was awarded LIHTC about 20 years ago.... it's great to see it get another award to keep them affordable but we really need new LIHTC units awarded for families in our stronger neighborhoods. 

One more good case on how/why some of the Rams settlement funds go to workforce housing? How you could leverage Rams funds more private investment on tax paying lots, investment that drives future tax revenues?

I really do think housing and city infrastructure (streets, sidewalks, trees!! and removing a certain section of raised freeway near the dome itself) is good use of such funds... Actually, I have three buckets - funds to leverage housing development, city street infrastructure and a bucket for ensuring convention space build out is completed/dome improvements.   Ok, will get off soap box and try not to veer the thread sideways.