Frisco housing project receives $2 million from the state
The Colorado Department of Local Affairs, through its Division of Housing, announced on Monday, Nov. 3, the approval of over $46.5 million in funding from the State Housing Board (SHB) to create 716 housing opportunities across Colorado.
These 18 investments expand housing access through new rental developments, homeownership opportunities and down-payment assistance programs.
A housing project located at 101 West Main Street in Frisco was one of seven affordable rental communities. The project will receive $2 million in Housing Development Grant funds that will help build 52 affordable apartments for local workers and families.
To learn more about these recent as well as previous awards, visit the DOLA’s State Housing Board webpage.
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