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Coyne Road Apartments

CAN-DO recently received a comprehensive permit to create two new rental units. A modular duplex will be constructed at the rear of an existing single-family dwelling in Waban. Some minor renovations will be undertaken on the exterior of the house. Each of the duplex units will include three bedrooms, one and and a half bathrooms, a living room, a dining room and a laundry room.

Funding for the $1.3 million project will come from the federal HOME and CDBG funds administered by the City of Newton's Housing Office; Community Preservation Funds from the City of Newton; grants from Charlesbank Homes and the Central Congregational Legacy Fund as well as equity from CAN-DO. We will apply to one of our local banking partners for a construction loan. In addition, we will seek funding from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative and other green funders to enable us to incorporate green building techniques and materials into the project.

Coyne Road Apartments site plan

Coyne Road Apartments sketch

 



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