State approves $1M in tax credits for Carroll town house complex
6 Sep 2022
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The Iowa Finance Authority Wednesday awarded $1 million in low-to-middle income housing tax credits for a Kansas City-area development group with a multi-state portfolio of housing to construct an $11-million, 35-unit town-house complex east of MidAmerican Energy and Auen Distributing and south of the Union Pacific Railroad lines in Carroll.
Carroll City Council members in May approved initial steps — but with many to go — in a process that could lead to construction starting in the spring with completion expected in the spring of 2024.
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