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Northtown Village Sr. Apartments Tour

Northtown Village Senior Apartments provides elderly residents the opportunity to live in high-quality mixed-income housing at the center of the North Harbor's ongoing community revitalization. A total of 56 elderly households, with income up to the mid-$30,000 range, will now join the 125 working families who have moved into rental townhomes at Main Street and Broadway and the homebuyers at Washington Square and Nunez Park benefiting from Mayor Copeland's Homeownership Incentive Program. "We are proud to bring quality housing intentionally designed to improve the lives of East Chicago's seniors and help rebuild the Main and Broadway district," said Bart Mitchell, president and CEO of the TCB. "Northtown Village Senior Apartments gives senior residents a beautiful and affordable place to call home, while strengthening the surrounding community." Anthony Copeland stated, "This beautifully designed senior building will serve as an anchor point in the North Harbor Downtown area. This is the first step of many we will take with Community Builders toward building and beautifying our North Harbor Downtown area." Central to Northtown Village Senior Apartment's success has been an innovative partnership between the City of East Chicago and HUD.  The partnership provides assistance to Northtown Senior to help ensure long-term high-quality operations. It also gives senior citizens at Harborside Apartments the opportunity to move to high quality elderly housing while allowing the City to begin planning the demolition of vacant buildings at Harborside. Northtown Village Senior Apartments and the North Harbor's revitalization are part the City of East Chicago's larger and ongoing efforts to redevelop the entire East Chicago lakefront.   Construction of the development began in fall 2011, and of the 56 units available, only seven remain. Development costs totaled more than $11 million. Funding was provided by the City of East Chicago, Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA), HUD, TCB NSP2, IFF, Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago, JP Morgan Capital Corporation and Hudson Housing Capital. The new development includes a social lounge, exercise room and programing, a balcony overlooking the adjacent park, indoor parking, on-site 24-hour emergency maintenance service, secured entries and a professional bilingual management team. The apartments feature open floor plans, Energy Star appliances, and many amenities especially designed for seniors. The ribbon cutting ceremony drew more than 75 residents, public officials and community residents.