THE PROJECTS
The Renaissance Box, 509 Sibley St.
Developer: Aeon
Number of units: 67
Project cost: $15.9 million
The Terraces, 460, 465, 475 S. Wabasha St. and 995 McLean Av.
Developer: Neighborhood Development Alliance
Number of units: 35
Project cost: $6.9 million
East Side Commons, 987 Payne Av., 850 Bradley St., 600 York Av.
Developer: Twin Cities Housing Development Corporation
Number of units: 50
Project cost: $12.9 million
PPL W. Seventh Housing
Developer: Project for Pride in Living
Number of units: 48
Project cost: $11.4 million
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