Both buildings would have solar panels and rooftop gardens, officials said.Ĭity staff and a team of nine community members who evaluated the three proposals for the 63rd Street site chose Woodlawn Social in part because of its human-centered design and “generous” public plaza, city planner Justin Petersen said. The project includes a 10,000-square-foot courtyard for residents and a 9,000-square-foot public plaza. Credit: Koning Eizenberg/Harley Ellis Devereaux A rendering of Woodlawn Social’s exterior, which includes a public plaza. She was pleased to hear the company will manage the apartments, she said. The company’s track record is admirable, as they’ve “done some pretty sustainable work in Woodlawn,” Gaddies said. The quality of the property management, which will be led by Preservation of Affordable Housing, “will make or break any type of rental unit” and is just as important as the project’s aesthetics and amenities, said Avis Gaddies, a Woodlawn resident of 36 years. The developers must still finalize the apartments’ designs, they said. Residents called for the affordable apartments to have amenities similar to market-rate units, like dishwashers and on-site laundry rooms. Each for-sale townhome would have three or four bedrooms, officials said. The proposal calls for 36 one-bedroom apartments, 16 two-bedrooms and eight three-bedrooms.
Drexel Ave., told city staff and the developers they’d like to see the project encourage relationships between new and longtime residents, improve public safety and bring diverse amenities to Woodlawn.
Several dozen neighbors at a Tuesday meeting at Harris Park, 6200 S. Seven townhomes would be market-rate, while three would be affordable through the City Lots for Working Families program.ĭevelopers Preservation of Affordable Housing and KMW Communities are behind the project. At least 18 would be affordable to “very low-income” households under a 2020 ordinance requirement to boost Woodlawn’s affordable housing stock.Ī neighboring four-story building would have 10 townhomes for sale. Woodlawn Social will include 60 affordable apartments in a six-story building. The Woodlawn Social project was selected this month by the city’s Department of Planning and Development as the winning proposal to redevelop land in the 9 blocks of East 63rd Street. I just sort of feel like my life finally feels like it makes sense, so I thought I’d play this song, which brings me a lot of happy memories.WOODLAWN - Woodlawn residents called for a $48.4 million development planned for 63rd Street to prioritize community-building, safety and quality services during a public meeting this week. “And I just want to thank you for being a part of that. “I kind of feel like telling you, I don’t know, I’ve just never been this happy in my life, in all aspects of my life, ever before,” she said in fan-captured footage of the show. With apologies to recent ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn, it sounds like she’s…doing great.
On Saturday, before she performed the song “Question…?” as one of the two surprise songs she incorporates into each night’s setlist, Swift spoke about how she’s been doing lately.
Over the weekend’s three-show stand at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, the singer performed one of the shows in a 3.5-hour torrential rainstorm, someone went into active labor in the stadium’s logjammed parking lot, oh, and Taylor figured out the meaning of life! Finally! What can’t this woman do? It feels like every stop of her months-long arena tour has brought some kind of exclamation point-worthy tidbit: a breakup, a new boyfriend, even some primo dad hangs-it’s a thrill a minute. The hits just keep coming on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
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