Affordable housing program begins with WillowView grand opening

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Down payment assistance in the form of grants have been made available for first time home owners interested in moving into WillowView.

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There are three types of down payment assistance options including a $15,000 non-repayable grant – $5,000 from the province and $10,000 from the city. There are also 16 $2,500 non-repayable grants made available by the city, and an option for buyers to borrow their five per cent down payment with the Credit Unions of Saskatchewan.

The 63-condominium building is located at the intersection of 15th Street and 15th Ave. E.

Construction of what was originally called the Blackstone began in late 2011. After the original owner, East Windermere became insolvent and went into receivership last year, local construction firm Miller Contracting took over to finish the project.

The building is still looking for its first occupants.

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