Affordable Housing Funding
Summary
Riverhead’s planned Northville Commons just got a $3.67 million boost from the state. That money helps move an 80-unit affordable housing project forward—meaning more below-market homes could actually get built. If you care about rent costs or local construction, this is a real step, not just talk.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
The $3.67 million state award covers a chunk of the project’s financing, reducing pressure on local dollars and helping the 80-unit development move toward construction.
Low- and moderate-income renters who need affordable homes stand to gain most, along with local construction workers and businesses tied to the project.
No groups negatively affected
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Riverhead’s Northville Commons gets $3.67M for affordable housing
An 80-unit affordable housing development planned for Riverhead will get a $3.67 million infusion of state funding, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday. Georgica Green Ventures’ Northville Commons plan received the award through the state’s Long Isla...
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