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Progerdi Place ribbon cutting set as 48‑unit project receives about 100 applicants, community development says
Summary
Community Development Director Tony Roach told trustees that Progerdi Place, a 48‑unit housing development, will have a ribbon cutting Friday and had roughly 100 applicants for the units at the time of the meeting.
Delhi Township’s community development director said Progerdi Place, a 48‑unit housing development, will hold a ribbon cutting on Friday and already has substantial applicant interest.
Director Tony Roach told trustees that, on his latest inspection, the 48 units had about 100 applicants. “For 48 units, they have 100 applicants,” Roach said, and trustees noted the development is likely to fill quickly.
Roach also notified trustees that administration executed a six‑month real estate contract with a tenant for space in the township building, referenced as Dwyer; signage for the tenant was visible at the building.
Trustees did not vote on the Progerdi Place matters during the meeting; the ribbon cutting is a staff‑led event and the board was informed of demand and recent lease activity.
The trustee record shows this housing project is drawing strong demand, and Roach said he expected occupancy to follow quickly after the ribbon cutting and openings.
