Mesa keeps low-income housing plan for downtown despite some objections

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MultifamilyBy Chris Coppola | The Republic

Project would include 24 market-rate apartments in separate building.

Mesa is giving a developer more time to secure the tax credits needed to build low-income apartments for seniors downtown, despite objections from some residents who say the city needs higher-income renters in the area.

The City Council voted 5-1 on Monday to allow Mesa Housing Associates II to first build 24 market-rate apartment units southeast of First Street and Macdonald and later develop a five-story building with 71 low-income senior apartments next door.

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