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Las Vegas council approves first phase of $50M HUD-backed Marble Manor redevelopment
Summary
The City Council approved phase one of the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority27s Marble Manor revitalization, a HUD Choice Neighborhoods project that will replace aging public housing with mixed-income units and services and guarantees a right to return for current residents.
The Las Vegas City Council on Jan. 15 approved the first phase of the Marble Manor redevelopment, a multi-phase project led by the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority (SNHRA) funded in part by a $50 million federal Choice Neighborhoods grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
SNHRA Executive Director Lewis Jordan and Chief Housing Officer Kathy Thomas told the council the project will replace 235 distressed public housing units with 627 mixed-income rental units, plus childcare, retail space and community amenities. Jordan said the work will proceed in phases over roughly eight years and that every resident in good standing will have a right to return under federal…
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