Affordable senior housing project and LGBTQ+ community center approved in White Plains
The plan includes 141 studio and one-bedroom rental units on Court Street for low-income residents ages 55 and older.
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Jul 1, 2025, 11:55 AM
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6h agoA proposal for affordable senior housing in White Plains took a major step forward with approval from the city's Common Council.
The plan includes 141 studio and one-bedroom rental units on Court Street for low-income residents ages 55 and older.
The project will also house the new headquarters for The LOFT, an LGBTQ+ community center, according to city officials.
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