Mayor Duggan Unveils $203M Seven-Point Strategy Investment for Affordable Housing | The Michigan Chronicle

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Mayor Duggan Unveils $203M Seven-Point Strategy Investment for Affordable Housing | The Michigan Chronicle

Mayor Mike Duggan and city officials announce $203 million affordable housing investment. Since the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Assistance (CERA) program application deadline ended on June 30, thousands of Detroit renters continue to struggle with housing security in the face of an ongoing eviction crisis. On Thursday, Mayor Mike Duggan and Detroit City Councilmembers Latisha … Continued

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