Lee County awards nearly $42M for rehab of 836 affordable housing units

Renaissance Preserve in Fort Myers is one of several affordable housing developments that will undergo repairs with grants handed out by Lee County commissioners Tuesday.
Renaissance Preserve in Fort Myers is one of several affordable housing developments that will undergo repairs with grants handed out by Lee County commissioners Tuesday.
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The Lee County Commission awarded $41.6 million in block grants Tuesday to four local organizations that are working toward rehabilitating more than 800 affordable housing units mostly in Fort Myers.

 

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