Church, developer break ground on $42M affordable housing project

The 140-unit complex coming to a church property in Mango will be for seniors 62 and older who qualify.

Shawn Wilson, president and CEO of Blue Sky Communities, and Rev. Edison Bernavas, the pastor at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church.
Shawn Wilson, president and CEO of Blue Sky Communities, and Rev. Edison Bernavas, the pastor at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church.
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Construction has officially begun on a $42 million affordable housing project in Hillsborough County being built by a local developer and a local Catholic church.

 

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