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Affordable housing developments receive a boost from Providence Housing Authority

Por: The Boston Globe Business December 19, 2022

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PROVIDENCE — The Providence Housing Authority has awarded 50 project-based vouchers to three developers of new affordable housing in the city. The projects awarded will bring approximately 361 new units of housing to Providence — most of which will be considered affordable — in 2024 and 2025.Project-based vouchers are a way for public housing authorities to dedicate a portion of their housing choice vouchers to specific developers, which... + full article



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