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| . | . | HIP's Artists' Housing | . |
Mt. Rainier, Maryland
Recipient of the following awards:
National American Institute of Architects' "Show You're Green" Award
The Washington Business Journal's Best Real Estate Deals for the Best Sustainable Growth/Environmental Impact
National Association of Local Housing Agencies' Meritorious Award
Housing Association of Nonprofit Developer's Best Project in Maryland
State of Maryland's Smart Growth Award
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development's Commitment to Excellence Award for Multifamily Housing--Honorable Mention
State of Maryland's American Institute of Architects Honor for design
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| . | . | Renaissance Square Artists' Housing | . |
Hyattsville, MD 20781
Just steps away from Hyattsville's Route 1 Corridor, HIP is building 44 new units of green, affordable housing. We expect construction to be completed and ready for rent up in July 2008. One and two bedroom units will be available to households earning between $19,850 and $39,350. Actual income limits will be based on household size. Rents will range from $375 to $900 per month - utilities are not included.
Amenities for the residents include:
- High ventilation workroom.
- Computer room. Two computers to have high speed internet access and graphics arts software.
- Music practice room.
- 3,000 square foot shared studio space.
- High visibility gallery/community space.
Handicap accessible and visual & hearing impaired units will be available.
Completed applications that are submitted with a nominal application fee will be placed on the waiting list.
Applications will be considered on a first come first serve basis.
Please send completed applications with a twenty-five dollar money order to:
Angie Bowen
Humphrey Management
7170 Riverwood Drive
Columbia, MD 21046
(443) 259-4923
- Rental Application [PDF]
- Green Features [PDF]
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| . | . | Suitland Manor History | . |
In the early 1990s, HIP acquired and significantly renovated vacant apartment buildings in Suitland Manor, leveraging over $1.4 million in public and private funds. HIP owned and managed these buildings which provided safe, decent affordable housing for very low-income families earning 50 percent or less of the area median income. Rents ranged from $280 for an efficiency to $404 for a three-bedroom apartment. HIP received no operating or rent subsidies for these units.
These buildings were sold to the Redevelopment Authority of Prince George's County in June of 2006.
 2709 Lewis before rehab. |  2709 Lewis after rehab. |
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