The push to expand affordable housing in Tucson took a positive leap recently, with the Pima County Board of Supervisors voting in favor of a $1 million finance booster, dedicated specifically to a new low-income housing project, according to an official release from the County. Set to rise on 22nd Street, this upcoming complex, featuring 72 apartments, aims to cater to the aging population with modest wallets, carving out a haven for 22 formerly homeless individuals through a partnership with the Primavera Foundation.