Twenty-one families from the adjacent River Commons building will be moved to the new location. The old building will be torn down.
Project funding came from a combination of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds, a Federal Home Loan Bank Affordable Housing Program grant, low income tax credits along with contributions from the city, Montgomery County and CountyCorp.
Rent in River Commons II will be subsidized by Section 8 housing choice vouchers through Greater Dayton Premier Management, formerly DMHA.
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