Bloomington Affordable Homeownership Program

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The Bloomington Affordable Homeownership Program (BAH) will develop 27 owner occupied homes. The homes will be sold to qualifying households making about $105,000 annually. There are 3 phases of development and anticipate first homes to be completed in 2026 with all units completed by late 2027 or early 2028.

The Bloomington Affordable Homeownership Program (BAH) will develop 27 owner occupied homes. The homes will be sold to qualifying households making about $105,000 annually. There are 3 phases of development and anticipate first homes to be completed in 2026 with all units completed by late 2027 or early 2028.

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    I recently just purchased a home in those neighborhood and this will great decrease my property value. What can I do to fight this?

    Aaron H asked 24 days ago

    I believe this is in regards to the St. Marks redevelopment. There are 3 public hearings scheduled for the Land Use Amendment related to changing the land use from Quasi-Public to Low Density Residential. The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on July 24th at 6 PM and August 7th at 6 PM in City Council Chambers. Comments can also be submitted via email at Planning@BloomingtonMN.gov. The City Council will also hold a public hearing on August 25th. Details about those public hearings can be found here: https://www.bloomingtonmn.gov/atty/public-hearing-notices-and-proposed-ordinances 


    This is the first step of many in the redevelopment process. In the near future an additional approval will be necessary for platting the property into single and two-family lots. The final design of the lots has not been completed but check this site soon for future updates.  

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    How can I fight against this?

    Maddie Kaphingst asked 24 days ago

    I believe this is in regards to the St. Marks redevelopment. There are 3 public hearings scheduled for the Land Use Amendment related to changing the land use from Quasi-Public to Low Density Residential. The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on July 24th at 6 PM and August 7th at 6 PM in City Council Chambers. Comments can also be submitted via email at Planning@BloomingtonMN.gov. The City Council will also hold a public hearing on August 25th. Details about those public hearings can be found here: https://www.bloomingtonmn.gov/atty/public-hearing-notices-and-proposed-ordinances 


    This is the first step of many in the redevelopment process. In the near future an additional approval will be necessary for platting the property into single and two-family lots. The final design of the lots has not been completed but check this site soon for future updates.  

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