A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Affordable Housing Developer
50 units Mixed-income 30–60% AMI Islandview/Greater Villages Detroit, MI
50 Units of Affordable Housing Coming to Detroit's Islandview Corridor
Building Affordable Housing in Detroit
Who We Are
Our Development Focus
Our Development Focus
The Harmon ReDevelopment Group is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit developer committed to creating deeply affordable, high-quality housing in Detroit's underserved neighborhoods. We are currently advancing a 50-unit LIHTC development at an identified target site in Detroit's Islandview / Greater Villages corridor. We are actively building our development team. We are a member of CEDAM and READ.
Our Development Focus
Our Development Focus
Our Development Focus
Our flagship project is a 50-unit affordable housing development at an identified target site in Detroit's Islandview / Greater Villages corridor — a City-designated Strategic Neighborhood Fund area. The development includes 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments targeting households at 30%, 50%, and 60% of the Area Median Income, with ground-f
Our flagship project is a 50-unit affordable housing development at an identified target site in Detroit's Islandview / Greater Villages corridor — a City-designated Strategic Neighborhood Fund area. The development includes 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments targeting households at 30%, 50%, and 60% of the Area Median Income, with ground-floor commercial space and community programming. We are in early-stage predevelopment and building the team to advance this project to a LIHTC application.
Our Approach
Our Development Focus
Our Approach
We take a rigorous, partnership-driven approach to development — advancing projects that are financially structured to last and designed to serve the families who need it most. Our approach includes: advancing large-scale LIHTC new construction that prioritizes deep affordability; building experienced development teams around each project
We take a rigorous, partnership-driven approach to development — advancing projects that are financially structured to last and designed to serve the families who need it most. Our approach includes: advancing large-scale LIHTC new construction that prioritizes deep affordability; building experienced development teams around each project; delivering resident services through nonprofit and CDFI partners; and planning for long-term community impact, not just individual transactions.