Miami-Dade County is laying the groundwork for a critical new development designed to help seniors find affordable housing.
The next phase of the Quail Roost Station will begin on August 14, according to the official announcement in Miami-Dade County.
Such development aims to improve the community by introducing housing that is well connected to public transport options.
The renovated Quail Roost Station will feature 124 units specifically for seniors, including 36 studios, 72 one-bedroom units and 16 two-bedroom units.
The initiative comes as a collaborative effort to revitalize the community through a six-phase project. The current phase is expected to be completed by the end of 2024 and the third phase will start in 2025.
Affordable homes for our grandparents
Affordability is key in the new phase. Because of? The units are assigned to different income levels, with 20 of them going to those earning 30% or less of the area median income (AMI), 44 for people who earn 60% or less of the AMI and 60 households for those who do. earn 70% or less of AMI.
Residents of Quail Roost Station can expect a variety of amenities. Development plans include a community room, business center, fitness center and on-site laundry facilities.
In addition to physical resources, the project also offers adult literacy classes, employment support and financial management program classes.
The contemporary design and thoughtful amenities aim to create an environment that supports the well-being and personal growth of the older residents.
Miami-Dade County provided a major financial contribution of a $4.96 million Surtax fund grant to the project.
This highlights the importance of the initiative in community development and the county’s commitment to support the older population.
