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GROVE PARK
WE GROVE PARK
In Grove Park, homeownership is more than a place to live. It’s a foundation for dignity, stability, and the opportunity to build generational wealth. Rising development pressure, limited housing stock, and lower household incomes create challenges for families who have called Grove Park home for decades to stay and thrive in their community.
This work is about more than housing—it’s about keeping the promise of Grove Park alive for generations to come. Grove Park Foundation is advancing a multi-pronged housing strategy to develop and preserve a diverse mix of affordable and market-rate homes, ensuring that Grove Park Grove Park families have affordable and stable housing in a mixed-income neighborhood.
By the Numbers
Low- to medium-density rental homes, including multi-family and single-family units that serve households earning
50%–80% of Area Median Income (AMI) as well as market-rate renters.
Single-family homes and townhomes, many built on infill parcels, targeting affordability for households earning
80%–120% AMI, alongside market-rate opportunities, to create a path to ownership and equity for Grove Park families.
Helping long-time homeowners maintain safe and stable ownership through:
A 110-unit multi-family development includes 1, 2 and 3-bedroom rental units in walk-up apartment buildings with amenities and features that are attractive to families. This project provides affordable housing for low to moderate income households.
4 recently-updated single family rental properties and 2 homeownership renovations. 8 new single family units for rent and for sale are in development on scattered sites in the community.
A planned development project consisting 90 townhome units on 5.61 acres. The footprint borders Hasty Place (North), North Avenue (South), West Lake Avenue (West), and Elmwood Road (East). Hasty Place Walk will produce a total of 90 townhomes and 14 single family home ownership units.
