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Get ready for more housing in Beaumont! The city council is looking at a plan to build 400 new homes in the northwest. This could be great for folks looking for a place to live, but it might change the neighborhood.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before.
The city is committing to a fee waiver of up to $500 for each project.
Residents looking for new housing options in the city.
Residents in the northwest area might see changes to their neighborhood's character.
The project aims to bring new residents and businesses to downtown Beaumont.
This project aims to provide 66 units of age-restricted, mixed-income housing, with at least 14 units designated as market-rate.
Allows for increased vehicle storage capacity at the site, subject to strict operational conditions.
This project would add new housing units to the area, with a focus on mixed-income occupancy.
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The 400 home subdivision will be built by a Houston based developer with the city set to provide reimbursement through property taxes