Developers pitch 44-home Manhattan infill project; seek RHID for 32 workforce units
Frontier Development Group and partners presented a three-site Manhattan infill development that would create 44 homes — 40 workforce units and four market-rate units — and seek a Riley County RHID for 32 of those units. The developers said state awards and RHID support are both needed for the project to move forward.
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Developers representing Frontier Development Group presented a three-site infill housing plan to the Riley County Commission on March 6, proposing 44 new homes in Manhattan, including 40 workforce units and four market-rate homes. Tyler Holloman, identified in the presentation as president of Frontier Development Group, said the project would seek Riley County RHID approval for 32 workforce homes at two sites and would place 12 homes on the tax rolls immediately at a third site owned by the city.
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