Cohen-Esrey Affordable Partners, LLC (CEAP) are hosting a grand opening celebration Sept. 20, 2018 to show off and lease up their newly completed Owensboro Historic Residences. The event begins with a Mayor ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 20th at 10:30am, followed by public tours, and refreshments.
Numerous elected officials will be in attendance for the ribbon cutting. The Mayor of Owensboro, Tom Watson and the managing director of Cohen-Esrey, Tom Anderson will also speak.
Owensboro Historic Residences mark the transition of the MPD Warehouse and previously known as the the Kentucky Buggy Manufacturing Building of Owensboro, at 301 E. 9th Street, from an industrial space to 28 attractive and well-equipped one and two-bedroom apartment units.
This project started back 2014, when the managing director of COHEN-ESREY, Tom Anderson took interest in this project. “I was really impressed with what was happening here in town with all the economic development and different projects going on downtown,” said Anderson. Cohen-Esrey chose this project because of great vision the city of Owensboro has to make their town a truly great place to live.
This century old historic landmark features unique charm and modern amenities that cannot be found anywhere else, with large windows and plank flooring to the interior brick walls. Construction was completed in June 2018 and 90% of its units are already occupied.
The public is invited to attend the Owensboro open house September 20, 2018 and see the impressive results of this project.
About Cohen-Esrey Affordable Partners, LLC (CEAP): Since 1986, Cohen-Esrey Affordable Partners, LLC has used its expertise with low income housing tax credits (LIHTC) and historic tax credits to turn iconic and underutilized community assets into workable housing solutions for working families and seniors on fixed-incomes. To learn more visit www.cohenesrey.com, or call us at 913-671-3300.
