Mike Montalvo lives in a senior living facility in Oak Cliff. It’s a place to stay, but it doesn’t quite feel like home. For one thing, there are no nearby stores, restaurants or community activities. That’s why he’s excited to move into his new apartment at Oak Lawn Place in Dallas.
Oak Lawn Place will have 84, high-quality rental units for adults 55 and older, in an environment also intended to support the LGBTQIA+ community. The apartments are available to tenants of any sexual orientation, but the people behind the project hope to make welcoming place for LGBTQIA+ residents there through community art and various programs. The apartments will serve residents who earn from 30% to 60% of the area's median income.
Since 1990, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas has awarded $400 million to fund and support 65,000 housing units across five states, including Texas. The organization sets aside 10% of its net earnings every year to support its affordable housing program. Nonprofits compete for grants to participate in the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas’ affordable housing program, and this year they stood to get $750,000 in funding.
He said the new affordable housing project will be a place where LGBTQIA+ seniors can age in place. “That is critical, not only in Dallas but just in the United States period,” Hatton said.The development will have amenities like a community room and a computer lab, and it’s within walking distance of DART’s Inwood Road/Love Field station. “The key word I always use is high-quality, affordable rental homes,” he said.
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