Property Types Seniors Housing
$20M Aimed at Affordable Los Angeles Seniors Housing
March 17, 2008

Grand Plaza Apartments, an affordable housing community in the Chinatown Redevelopment Plan area of central Los Angeles, will soon receive extensive renovations in order to preserve housing for more than 400 low-income seniors. The California Housing Finance Agency--CalHFA--will give $19.9 million of financing to Aimco, the Apartment Investment and Management Co., to protect Grand Plaza’s rental affordability for these seniors. Built in 1990, Grand Plaza Apartments consists of 302 units in five four- and six-story residential buildings.

 
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