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Wick LoftsThe Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp.
The Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp. and Pivotal Housing Partners are planning a $19 million, 63-unit affordable housing building on the North Side, a four-story building on Wick Avenue between Sycamore Street and Linden Avenue. Construction is expected to start in spring 2027 and take about 15 months, said Pivotal's Pete Schwiegeraht.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Vindicator
Warren homesWarren's Board of Control on Thursday approved $950,000 for the Trumbull County Land Bank to build five single-family homes, or $190,000 each.
Warren's Board of Control on Thursday approved $950,000 for the Trumbull County Land Bank to build five single-family homes, or $190,000 each. The money is HUD funding the city obtained, and the homes go on two lots on Atlantic St. NE and three on Bonnie Brae. WFMJ reports each will have about 1,400 square feet, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
News Notes · Friday’s editionSources: Business Journal Daily, Tribune Chronicle, WFMJ