The

Kennewick Housing Authority’s Nueva Vista II low-income housing project

recently wrapped at 334 N. Union St. in Kennewick.

The

development is adjacent to Nueva Vista I.

All

28 units already are leased to qualifying individuals and families who fall at

or below 30 percent or 50 percent of the Benton County area median income,

which is about $72,800 annually, according to the federal Department of Housing

and Urban Development.

Half

of the units were earmarked for low-income families without homes and 20

percent were set aside for disabled people living on a limited income.

Monthly

rents range from $408 to $942.

The

$6.4 million project included the cost of land.

The

28 units comprise 25,000 square feet, spread across two wood-frame, two-story

buildings, consisting of 10 one-bedroom units, 16 two-bedroom units and two

three-bedroom units.

ZBA

Architecture PS of Spokane designed the development.

W.C.

Construction Inc. of Elgin, Oregon, was the general contractor.

For more information, call 509-579-2424.