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Developer seeks $250M demolition, renovation, expansion of Oxford affordable housing complex
“Boston developer Trinity Financial proposed a complete redevelopment of its New Orchard Hills Estates affordable housing complex in Oxford, demolishing and rebuilding 215 existing affordable apartments and replacing them with updated units.
In a second phase, the developer would like to build 165 additional mixed-income units.
The friendly 40B project would be completed in multiple phases, with 114 units being demolished and rebuilt in phase 1A and 111 units in phase 1B. Trinity would work with residents on relocation during construction, moving some to vacant apartments at the site and employing a relocation service provider to relocate the remainder of the residents.
When phase one is complete, Trinity proposes expanding the site with 165 additional units for mixed-income tenants. The units, most available and affordable to tenants earning 60% of area median income or below, will not be distinguishable by their income restriction, Jonathan Brahmer, Trinity Financial vice president of development, said to WBJ on Tuesday...”
https://www.wbjournal.com/article/d...xpansion-of-oxford-affordable-housing-complex
“Boston developer Trinity Financial proposed a complete redevelopment of its New Orchard Hills Estates affordable housing complex in Oxford, demolishing and rebuilding 215 existing affordable apartments and replacing them with updated units.
In a second phase, the developer would like to build 165 additional mixed-income units.
The friendly 40B project would be completed in multiple phases, with 114 units being demolished and rebuilt in phase 1A and 111 units in phase 1B. Trinity would work with residents on relocation during construction, moving some to vacant apartments at the site and employing a relocation service provider to relocate the remainder of the residents.
When phase one is complete, Trinity proposes expanding the site with 165 additional units for mixed-income tenants. The units, most available and affordable to tenants earning 60% of area median income or below, will not be distinguishable by their income restriction, Jonathan Brahmer, Trinity Financial vice president of development, said to WBJ on Tuesday...”
https://www.wbjournal.com/article/d...xpansion-of-oxford-affordable-housing-complex