Indianapolis, IN Vacant to Vibrant program converts city properties into affordable housing

Indianapolis, IN Vacant to Vibrant City Properties Housing

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City officials approved $4.5 million in federal ARPA funds to turn city-owned lots into new homes. Vacant to Vibrant opens properties in the Martindale Brightwood, Near Eastside, and Near Northwest to development. Proposals must be approved by neighborhood advisory committees and meet infill requirements. Eligible renters and buyers earn less than 80% of the area median income. This program works toward the policy recommendations of the city's Anti-Displacement Agenda published in 2021.

Land Use Planning / Development Low-income Housing Affordable Housing Equity

Indianapolis, IN

Municipality in Indiana

United States

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An Anti-Displacement & Inclusive Growth Policy Agenda for Indianapolis

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Vacant to Vibrant program announced to create affordable housing

A new program aims to address the shortage of affordable housing in Indianapolis with $4.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan money.

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