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DENVER-Mercy Housing, a nonprofit affordable housing development company, today broke ground on the Legacy at City Park South. The project, across from City Park, fulfills Opus Northwest's affordable housing requirement for the luxury Pinnacle at City Park South high-rise condo towers under construction.

"This will be a tremendous project, and will provide downtown residences to many people who thought they had been priced-out of the area," says Ricardo Rodriguez, project developer for Mercy Housing. "Opus Northwest has donated time, money and resources to help ensure the success of the Legacy, and provide an important option to people who want to live in this exciting and rapidly emerging part of Denver."

The Legacy at City Park South will provide residences to people with an average income of approximately $40,000 to $61,000 per year. It will have a total of 33 one- and two-bedroom units, priced between $130,000 and $195,000 and ranging in size from 600 sf to 1,060 sf.

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