Arlington County:
“County Board members on Jan. 26 gave approval to the
redevelopment of the Carlyn Springs Apartments, being sought by the Arlington
Partnership for Affordable Housing (APAH). As part of the proposal, the
existing 27-unit apartment complex near the Ballston Metro station will be
replaced by a five-story, 104-unit property with underground parking, a
community center, tot lot and headquarters for APAH.
Under the plan approved by the County Board, 98 of the units
will be guaranteed to remain affordable to families earning less than 60
percent of the area median income for the next 60 years. Other units will be
rented at market rates. To help fund the project, APAH plans to apply for
housing tax credits from the Virginia Housing Development Authority. If the
request wins approval, construction is expected to start in late 2014, with
completion in 2016. APAH also plans to use $7.8 million from the county
government’s Affordable Housing Investment Fund to help finance the project.”
~Writes the Sun
Gazette
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