Bulldozed Neighborhood Wins $8.75 Million in Tax Credits

CHARLOTTE-Arbor Glen, a 30-year-old ailing public housing project, is getting $8.75 million in tax credits over 10 years to rebuild itself. A 144-apartment project is set to break ground by year end.

By Robert Anthony | August 09, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The tax credits will be converted into the $6.8 million in private money needed to make the partially-bulldozed neighborhood at West Boulevard and Clarton Road a housing showcase. Arbor Glen was formerly Dalton Village.

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