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$47M Auburn Gresham Apartments Bring Affordable Housing and Jobs to Chicago's South Side

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The City of Chicago celebrates the grand opening of Auburn Gresham Apartments, a $47 million affordable housing development featuring 58 income-restricted units and new commercial spaces at 79th Street.

Source: Chicago Defender

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