Concord Park

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The latest changes to the Concord Park redevelopment plan would put the Humanities Foundation in charge of developing the site's affordable housing, in the form of an apartment building for senior citizens with modest incomes. The plan always has called for some amount of affordable housing, in addition to offices, residences, and hotel; however, the plan has changed several times, from the originally agreed-upon condo and apartment units for anyone who met income limits, to what could now be a standalone building of affordable age-restricted apartments for seniors.

 

Most know things can move slow in Charleston, but here's the affordable housing project for seniors.  It's already been through the BAR approval process, etc., so construction could begin soon.  It will be owned and managed by the Charleston Housing Authority.