A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Affordable Housing Developer
50 units · Affordable Senior Housing (62+) · 30/40/50% AMI · Detroit, MI
50 Units of Affordable Senior 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 mixed-use 50-unit affordable senior housing (62+) development at 7600 Mack Avenue in Detroit's Islandview / Greater Villages corridor — a City-designated Strategic Neighborhood Fund area. The development includes 1- and 2-bedroom apartments targeting seniors at 30%, 40%, and 50% of Area Median Income, with a grou
Our flagship project is a mixed-use 50-unit affordable senior housing (62+) development at 7600 Mack Avenue in Detroit's Islandview / Greater Villages corridor — a City-designated Strategic Neighborhood Fund area. The development includes 1- and 2-bedroom apartments targeting seniors at 30%, 40%, and 50% of Area Median Income, with a ground-floor community pharmacy and telehealth clinic. We are in predevelopment and building the team to advance this project through a 9% LIHTC application in the April 2027 funding round.
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 residents who need it most. Our approach includes: advancing large-scale LIHTC new construction that prioritizes deep affordability; building experienced development teams around each projec
We take a rigorous, partnership-driven approach to development — advancing projects that are financially structured to last and designed to serve the residents 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.