A nearly $30 million project aims to bring affordable housing to a historic Jackson district

Jackson Mayor Chokwe Lumumba says he hopes the project will revitalize Farish street.

“It’s not just about the buildings we build,” he said. “It’s about whether or not we’re providing affordable housing to people, whether we’re providing things like access to fresh fruits and vegetables. This is one step closer to revealing a dignity economy which all Jacksonians deserve.”

The properties will be leased to residents who make at least 60% below the median income of the Jackson metropolitan area, or less than $35,100 for a family of one…

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