The city of Rochester’s second and largest modular home development will be built on sites across the northeast.
Fifteen houses will be built on vacant lots in the Upper Falls neighborhood just west of North Clinton Avenue. Rochester Land Bank Corp. is behind the project, funded in part by $4.5 million in state funds.
The factory-built, single-family units are made to look like a standard wood-frame house. New York State Homes and Community Renewal’s MOVE-IN New York initiative is funding similar developments across upstate, committing a total of $20 million in grants…