MIAMI 20 DE ENERO DE 2016, nhr.com—El comisionado del condado Miami Dade, Xavier Suarez inaugurará hoy el proyecto de viviendas costeables Gibson Plaza ubicado en el 3629 Grand Avenue, barriada de Coconut Grove y dentro del Distrito 7 del que Suarez representa.
El proyecto fue construido a un costo de $9,5 millones de dólares procedente de los fondos para viviendas para personas de bajos recursos.
El Gibson Park nombrado en memoria del desaparecido comisionado de Miami Theodore Gibson trae una garantía para los residentes de Miami Dade, de acuerdo con el comisionado Xavier Suarez.
“Este es el primer paso para garantizar que todos los residentes de Miami-Dade tengan acceso a una vivienda. Miami ha protagonizado muchos logros en los últimos años, y este proyecto accesible a las personas mayores, es una muestra de eso”, dijo el comisionado Suarez en una nota de prensa enviada a nelsonhortareporta.com.
De acuerdo con la nota de prensa, este ha sido un esfuerzo conjunto donde han participado Pinnacle Housing y el Collaborative Development Corporation con el Theodore Roosevelt Gibson Memorial Fund, Inc., y Miami Dade College a través de Mitchell Wolfson Sr. Foundation.
El Miami Dade College ha incorporado el componente educativo y de entrenamiento laboral, tanto para los inquilinos como para la comunidad en general.
Michael Wahl, de Pinnacle, señaló que “Esto no hubiera sido posible sin el apoyo del Comisionado Xavier L. Suarez. Hemos construido 26 proyectos en Miami Dade, y nunca había visto la participación y cooperación de ningún otro comisionado como lo hizo Suarez”.
Los que quisieran asistir a la inauguración del Gibson Plaza, esto será hoy a las 10 y 30 de la mañana en el 3629 Grand Avenue en Coconut Grove.
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