Lawrence housing plan aims for 550 new units 2023–25
The Journal-World interviews affordable housing chief Lea Roselyn who says Lawrence expects just over 550 new affordable housing units to come online in 2023 24 and about 30 supportive housing units plus a dozen home ownership units. About 250 units may be built this year amid ongoing LIHTC efforts and code updates.
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