Area families have more housing options in Dayton’s Wolf Creek and Wright Dunbar areas.
There are 32 new market-rate homes now available for purchase.
CountyCorp is overseeing this redevelopment project.
In Wolf Creek, the average home sale price has been $76,000. The new units in the Wright-Dunbar area average $208,000.
The city of Dayton invested $300,000 in building these homes, using its federal American Rescue Plan Act money.
Dayton Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss and City Commissioner Christopher Shaw joined in a Feb. 26 ribbon-cutting for two of the new properties on North Williams Street.
To see the homes, go to howardhanna.com and search on zip code 45402.
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