Public-private partnership addresses affordable housing crisis in Tampa

The city of Tampa provided a developer with $12 million to build a 354-apartment community and ensured it remains available to low-income residents for the next 99 years.

A 354-unit affordable housing apartment complex is being built on the site of the former Fun-Lan Drive-in.
A 354-unit affordable housing apartment complex is being built on the site of the former Fun-Lan Drive-in.
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