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Solomon Towers, Wilmington’s aging senior and disability housing complex, is set for a $20 million makeover—with approval now in hand from key local and state bodies. Built in 1972 with 150 one-bedroom units, the property will be restructured into a public-private partnership involving the Housing Authority, Georgetown Development Partners, and Ulysses Development Group. Renovations aim to start in 2027, targeting households earning 60% of area median income, while also lifting the HUD trust declaration. But don’t expect all tenant needs to be fixed—ongoing supportive services remain out of reach without long-term funding. The team hopes to finalize tax credit approval by year-end to kick off construction next year.

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