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City approves additional HOME funds to close gap for Turnberry Trace senior affordable housing
Summary
Greenville council approved a staff recommendation to commit additional HOME funds to Taft Mills’ Turnberry Trace senior rental project, closing a funding gap so construction can proceed; the senior development will provide 72 age-restricted units with rents capped below $1,000 for most units.
Greenville City Council unanimously approved a staff recommendation to commit additional HOME Investment Partnership funds to close a remaining funding gap for Turnberry Trace, a senior-affordable rental development by Taft Mills.
Neighborhood Business Services Director Tianna Berryman and Taft Mills representative Destin (Dustin) described the request as the last step to fill an outstanding financing gap on the 72-unit Turnberry Trace senior project, which is under construction. The…
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