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LaBelle: An Urban Sanctuary Amidst Downtown Highland Park's Revival LaBelle stands tall as a sanctuary in the heart of downtown Highland Park, amidst a vibrant resurgence highlighted by the construction of a new fire department and the revitalization of the area with the opening of new businesses. This 10-story high-rise, completed in 1973, comprises 212 units consisting of both spacious bedrooms and cozy studio apartments. Each floor boasts its own convenient laundry facility. Age qualification for residency at LaBelle is 55 and above, with a special provision from HUD allowing only 10% of the total apartments (22) to be rented to individuals between 55 and 61 years old. Due to its popularity, there is typically a waiting list for this specific age range. Notably, LaBelle has garnered national recognition as "A Community of Quality" by the National Affordable Housing Management Association. This distinction signifies that LaBelle has met specific criteria established by the esteemed national award. At LaBelle, the cooperative is designed to be democratically run by its members, who reside in the building. Every year, elections are held to appoint officers, floor representatives, and address financial matters. This democratic structure is implemented not only at LaBelle but across all 56 buildings managed by CSI Support and Development Services. Members of LaBelle are enriched by a vibrant community life, engaging in various activities such as floor parties, holiday gatherings, bingo nights, and movie screenings. The community also organizes trips to shopping centers and casinos, occasionally hosting events at other buildings or traveling to participate in card games. For transportation needs, there is a van available. Conveniently situated just 500 feet from Woodward Avenue and Manchester, numerous amenities are within walking distance, including banks, strip malls, grocery stores, and even a police mini station. For the security and peace of mind of its residents, there is a front desk staffed by volunteer members who ensure that visitors, vendors, and medical personnel sign in upon entering. Additionally, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., a professional security team is in place. Gated parking is provided at the rear of the building. LaBelle is a 100% subsidized community, ensuring that members never pay more than 30% of their income towards rent. If you are interested in viewing available apartments, which include both studios and one-bedroom units, please don't hesitate to visit us in person or reach out to the contact numbers listed below. Included in Rent: - Heat - A/C - Utilities (gas, water, and heat) - Paid security from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Amenities: - 100% Subsidized - Individually controlled heating and cooling - Onsite maintenance - Secured parking - Service coordinator - On-site building coordinator - Transportation (for organized trips by members) - Spacious community room - Laundry facilities on every floor - Antennae and cable ready in each unit - Lounges on every floor - Pet-friendly (20 lbs. or smaller; security deposit required) Tenant Selection Criteria: The Tenant Selection Plan is available upon request to the general public. It can be accessed at the leasing office during normal office hours. This apartment accepts HUD subsidies. For individuals who qualify for low-income housing and if available apartments exist, rent is based on 30% of Adjusted Gross Income. Please contact us for further details. One-bedroom apartments available at this location.
33 Labelle Street, Highland Park, MI 48203
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