Developer seeks $550,000 subsidy for 253‑unit Copperwood Crossing workforce rental
Home First Development asked the committee for $550,000 in local subsidy to support Copperwood Crossing, a 253‑unit workforce project proposed at up to 80% AMI; presenters said the project can be built without state tax credits but needs modest local funding to close financing.
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Home First Development representatives described Copperwood Crossing, a 253‑unit workforce rental project near the southeast area plan, and requested $550,000 in local subsidy at the June 5 committee meeting.
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