Broad Street Revitalization Broad Street Revitalization is a  four building mixed-use project in Elmwood that runs along the neighborhood's main street, Broad Street.  It's made up of 25 affordable apartments and commerical and community space.  Tenants include The Elmwood Financial Center and ONE|NB partner, Project Weber/RENEW. Location: Broad Street, Reynolds Street, and Chester Street in ElmwoodHousing Type: Affordable rentals and commercial spaceCompleted: 2011Units: 25 residential, 5,000 sq ft. of commercial spaceContractor: Stand CorporationArchitect: David Presbrey ArchitectsFinancing: LIHTC, RIH 1st Mortgage, RIH Targeted Loan, HOME, Lead funds, Neighborhood Opportunities Program, BHRIProject Cost: $7,048,765

Development consisting of 30 affordable apartments in the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence and the preservation of 32 "expiring use" apartments in the Elmwood neighborhood of Providence.

Four new townhomes each include: Owner-occupied 2 bedroom unit & ground floor commercial space Attached 1 bedroom affordable apartment Off-street parking Intended for buyers earning 80%-120% AMI- price starting at $240,000 Located near Olneyville’s vibrant commercial corridor, adjacent to Joslin Park, and easy access to the bike path.

Olneyville Redux Olneyville Redux was developed and placed in service in 2001. It is a scattered site development closely clustered in the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence. More than 65% of current resident households have incomes that are 50% AMI or less. Location: Appleton St., Bowdoin St., Florence St., Julian St., Putnam St. in OlneyvilleHousing Type: Affordable family rentalsCompleted: 2001Units: 32 apartmentsContractor: Calson CorpArchitect: DBVW ArchitectsFinancing: LIHTC, RIFMFC, 1st Mortgage, City of Providence HOME, RIHMFC Targeted Loan, Lead Mitigation FundsProject Cost: $4,363,898

Olney Village The Olney Village development is concentrated around the William D’Abate Elementary School in Olneyville, where 12 formerly foreclosed properties and several vacant lots were transformed into 40 affordable homes and three community spaces for area nonprofits. The entire development is spread throughout 16 buildings along six residential blocks. Location: Scattered site on Appleton St., Bowdoin St., Delaine St., Florence St., Julian St., Kossuth St., Manton Ave., Pope St., and Putnam St. in OlneyvilleHousing Type: Affordable family rentals & commercial spaceCompleted: 2013Units: 40 affordable rentals and 3 commercial spacesContractor: TRAC ConstructionArchitect: ICON ArchitectsFinancing: LIHTC, RIFMFC, 1st Mortgage, City of Providence…

ONE|NB Apartments ONE|NB apartments are a collection of wholly owned (non-syndicated) affordable rentals scattered throughout Olneyville and Elmwood.  This project is mainly rehab construction and includes 23 affordable units. Location: Curtis Street, Hyat Street, Hillard Street, Joslin Street, Parkis Ave, Daboll Street, Stanwood Street in Elmwood and OlneyvilleHousing Type: Affordable family rentalsCompleted: 2011-2017Units: 23 affordable rentalsContractor: variousArchitect: variousFinancing: RIFMFC, RI Housing 1st Mortgage, City of Providence HOME, NSP, BHRI, Lead Mitigation Funds, BBC grant

Parkis Historic Properties PHP is made up of 22 affordable units in three beautifully renovated historic mansions. Location: 14, 43, 53-55 Parkis St. in ElmwoodHousing Type: Affordable family rentalCompleted: 2010Units: 22 apartmentsContractor: Stand CorporationArchitect: David Presbey ArchitectsFinancing: State HTC, RIH Targeted Loan, HOME, Lead funds, Neighborhood Opportunities ProgramProject Cost: $5,225,657

Riverside Gateway Riverside Gateway is comprised of 31 affordable units and 2 commercial spaces, overlooking Riverside Park in Olneyville.  The 12 multi-family homes were completed in 2006 by Olneyville Housing Corporation. Location: Curtis St., Aleppo St., Manton Ave., Hillard St. Hyat St., & Pelham St. in the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence.Housing Type: Affordable family rental & commercial spaceCompleted: 2006Units: 31 apartments & 2 commercial spacesContractor: Pezzuco ConstructionArchitect: O"Hearne Associates CrtisFinancing: State HOME Program, City of Providence CDBG program, State Lead Program, LIHTC,  RIH loan, RI HRC NOP & BBC FundsProject Cost: $6,828,482

Sutton Place Location: 54 and 60 Sutton Avenue, East Providence 36 units in two buildings, purchased with assistance from RIHousing. Buildings will make East Providence the seventh of Rhode Island’s 39 communities to meet the state goal that 10 percent of each city’s or town’s housing stock qualifies as low- and moderate-income housing. Renovations to the 22 one-bedroom units and 14 studio apartments in the buildings. A new approach to creating affordable housing: Known in the housing world as Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (or NOAH), the concept is to purchase modest homes that are meeting the needs of the affordable housing…