Posts Tagged ‘HUD’

Patrician Arms II, St. Petersburg, FL

Wednesday, October 31st, 2012

Patrician Arms, St. Petersburg FL 202 Housing

Patrician Arms, St. Petersburg FL

JPH & Associates, Inc. served as Owner’s Representative on the recently completed Patrician Arms II project completed by the Diocese of St. Petersburg and Catholic Charities of St. Petersburg. As an Owner Representative, JPH & Associates, Inc coordinated all aspects of the project from the grant application process up through initial occupancy. This 68 unit, $8.7 million dollar project is rent and income restricted. Residents must be senior citizens. The project was financed by the US Department of HUD. The project is the second phase of a two phase project and is located adjacent to St. Patricks Catholic Church. Unique design and construction elements include a plethora of energy saving features, a back-up generator which will power all common areas and one elevator in the event of a power interruption, solid surface kitchen counter tops, use of tile throughout, electric elevators, and fully accessible units. Catholic Charities will be the management agent and based on the current wait list anticipates full occupancy within weeks of opening.

Presbyterian Apts of Northport, Tuscaloosa, AL

Wednesday, October 31st, 2012

JPH & Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the grand opening of Presbyterian Apartments of Northport, located directly outside Tuscaloosa, Alabama. This is a 42 unit affordable senior citizen apartment complex located adjacent to Phase I which was completed over 20 years ago. The project cost approximately $4.7 million and was financed with US Department of HUD Section 202 funding. JPH & Associates wrote the grant and coordinated development of the project. What makes this project unique is the fact that the individual units were manufactured off-site and re-assembled on site. This modular design facilitated quality control, energy efficiency and speed of construction. The process proved to be 1/3 faster than standard construction and it represents the first modular type construction project built in Alabama using Section 202 funding.

St . Anthony Garden Court, St. Cloud, FL

Wednesday, October 31st, 2012

JPH & Associates, Inc. served as Owner’s Representative on the recently completed St. Joseph Garden Court project completed by Catholic Charities in St. Cloud Florida. As an Owner Representative, JPH & Associates, Inc coordinated all aspects of the project from the grant application process up through initial occupancy. This 50 unit, $5.6 million dollar project is rent and income restricted. Residents must be senior citizens. The project was financed with Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) funds administered through the Florida Department of Community Affairs and Osceola County. It should be noted that this is the largest NSP project funded to date within the State of Florida. The project consists of multiple one-story buildings housing one and two bedroom units. The project also utilizes existing two story town home units, each having three bedrooms. Initial interest has been high and full occupancy is expected within the 30 to 45 day of the Certificate of Occupancy.

DGN Towers Phase III

Thursday, October 4th, 2012

DGN Towers Phase III Left Aerial

DGN Towers Phase III Aerial View Left


DGN Towers III, a project sponsored by Miami Jewish Home and Health Services is approximately 60 percent complete. This 75 unit, $10.6 million project for the elderly is the third phase of a three phase effort that commenced over eight years ago. The land was leased to the Sponsor by the State of Florida at no cost. These cost savings on the land were returned to the project in a series of construction upgrades. The project will be one of the first HUD 202 projects within the State to earn an energy LEEDS certification. This certification incorporates energy saving design/devices into the project while encouraging the use of green features such as low emission paint and recycled materials. Completion is expected in February of 2013.
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Presbyterian Apartments of Northport

Friday, October 28th, 2011

Presbyterian Apt of NorthportJPH & Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the grand opening of Presbyterian Apartments of Northport, located directly outside Tuscaloosa, Alabama. This is a 42 unit affordable senior citizen apartment complex located adjacent to Phase I which was completed over 20 years ago. The project cost approximately $4.7 million and was financed with US Department of HUD Section 202 funding. JPH & Associates wrote the grant and coordinated development of the project. What makes this project unique is the fact that the individual units were manufactured off-site and re-assembled on site. This modular design facilitated quality control, energy efficiency and speed of construction. The process proved to be 1/3 faster than standard construction and it represents the first modular type construction project built in Alabama using Section 202 funding. Foyer-Presbyterian Apt of Northport
Community Room - Presbyterian Apt of Northport
Kitchen Dark Wood - Presbyterian Apt of Northport
Kitchen- - Presbyterian Apt of Northport
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Living Room - Presbyterian Apt of Northport
Presbyterian Apt of Northport Exterior

St . Anthony Garden Court

Friday, October 28th, 2011

St. Anthony Garden Courts

St. Anthony Garden Courts


JPH & Associates, Inc. served as Owner’s Representative for St. Joseph Garden Court project completed by Catholic Charities in St. Cloud Florida. As an Owner Representative, JPH & Associates, Inc coordinated all aspects of the project from the grant application process up through initial occupancy. This 50 unit, $7 million dollar project is rent and income restricted. Residents must be senior citizens. The project was financed with Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) funds administered through the Florida Department of Community Affairs and Osceola County. It should be noted that this is the largest NSP project funded to date within the State of Florida. The project consists of multiple one-story buildings housing one and two bedroom units. The project also utilizes existing two story town home units, each having three bedrooms.
St. Anthony Garden Courts - Exterior
St. Anthony Garden Courts - Kitchen


St Anthony Garden Court Ribbon Cutting

Ribbon Cutting


St Anthony Garden Court Blessing

St Anthony's Blessing

Glen East, Dothan AL – Senior Rental Housing

Tuesday, July 5th, 2011

Glen East, Dothan AL - Senior Housing 2011

Glen East, Dothan AL 2011 Senior Housing

On May 26, 2011, JPH & Associates, Inc. attended the ribbon cutting of Glen East, in Dothan, Alabama, an affordable rental community for seniors. JPH & Associates, Inc. drafted/submitted the grant and coordinated the funding process from start to finish. The facility was developed by a unique partnership which involved a local nonprofit corporation (Wiregrass Foundation) and a national nonprofit corporation (B’nai B’rith Housing, Inc.). Wiregrass Foundation donated the land and countless hours of support, and B’nai B’rith brought forth extensive affordable housing experience and insight. Funding of $3.8 million originated from HUD’s Section 202 program and a total of 39 one bedroom units were constructed. The Co-Sponsors elected to utilize a design that created a village atmosphere in which smaller buildings with multiple units open up to outside courtyards and walkways. The central focal point of the project is the front entrance and community building which will house administrative staff and provide for a meeting area for the residents. Funding of $4 million, for a second phase, has been procured and construction is anticipated this summer for an additional 37 units.
Glen_East-Dothan_AL-2011 - Kitchen

Glen East - Kitchen - Dothan AL - 2011

St. Giles Manor II, Pinellas Park, FL Senior Housing

Tuesday, July 5th, 2011
St. Giles II, Pinellas Park, FL Aerial View

St. Giles II, Pinellas Park, FL - Aerial View

JPH & Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the completion and grand opening of St. Giles Manor II, an affordable rental community for seniors. JPH & Associates, Inc. submitted the initial grant application and coordinated the grant/construction process which took over three years. This new facility is located Pinellas Park, FL and was sponsored by the Diocese of Southwest Florida. The project represents a unique partnership between the Sponsor, US Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the City of Pinellas Park. The City donated the land, valued at over $1 million. The Sponsor was able to utilize this donation to construct a separate 3,000 square foot senior center which is open to the public and connected via a walkway to St. Giles Manor II. A variety of senior programs/services will be provided at the center. HUD provided a $12.5 million dollar grant to construct two companion buildings consisting of 88 one bedroom units. This is the first affordable housing facility for seniors to be built in Pinellas Park.   
St. Giles Manor II, Pinellas Park FL
 
St. Giles, Pinellas Park FL
 
St. Giles, Pinellas Park FL

Goodwill Industries of SW Florida Receives Grant for Glendale Village

Monday, October 4th, 2010

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida will receive over $241,000 to make improvements at Glendale Village, which is a 14-unit subsidized apartment complex built in 1999 and located in Lehigh Acres. This project serves physically disabled. JPH & Associates wrote the grant and will coordinate grant management. Improvements to include:

· Replace carpet with tile (reduce operation costs and improve health of residents).
· Replace HVAC units with newer/more efficient units (reduce energy costs).
· Install gutters with covers on all buildings (protect landscaping and roof edges).
· Increase attic insulation to R-32 (reduce energy costs).
· Replace all windows with hurricane glass (resident safety and hurricane resistant).
· Generator to power sewer lift station/community room (resident safety and hurricane resistant)
· Replace the roof (long term maintenance)
· Install fence at back side of property abutting single family homes (resident security).

JPH & Associates Writes Grant for Goodwill Project-Ohio Place

Saturday, October 2nd, 2010

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida will receive over $276,000 to make improvements at Ohio Place, which is a 15-unit subsidized apartment complex built in 2002 and located in Ft. Myers. This project serves physically disabled. JPH & Associates wrote the grant and will coordinate grant management. Improvements to include:

• Replace carpet with tile (reduce operation costs and improve health of residents).
• Replace 12 HVAC units with newer/more efficient units (reduce energy costs).
• Install gutters with covers on all buildings (protect landscaping and roof edges).
• Increase attic insulation to R-32 (reduce energy costs).
• Replace all windows with hurricane glass (resident safety and hurricane resistant).
• Generator to power sewer lift station/community room (resident safety and hurricane resistant)
• Replace the roof (long term maintenance)
• Install fence at back side of property abutting single family homes (resident security).