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"This brand new, three-bedroom, 1.5-bath home is the shining star of an already great block, <br /> being offered for significantly less than what it cost to build," said Karen Ainsley, executive <br /> director of the Near Northwest Neighborhood. The house was built through the NNN's New <br /> Construction Program made possible by the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program funded <br /> by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in partnership with the City of South Bend's <br /> Department of Community and Economic Development, the University of Notre Dame Students <br /> for New Urbanism and Place Builders. <br /> Although newly constructed, the two-story home with a single-car garage fits into the character <br /> of the older, wood-frame homes in a neighborhood that includes many young families. <br /> "The open floor plan and soft, white woodwork give it a great contemporary feel," Ainsley said. <br /> "This is the opportunity of a lifetime for some lucky homebuyer." <br /> The New Construction Program offers qualifying homebuyers the opportunity to become <br /> homeowners in a neighborhood that is close to downtown, recreational and cultural amenities, <br /> and the University of Notre Dame. The home at 824 Lindsey is priced at $107,000, for which a <br /> family of four making up to $71,251 annually would qualify. For more information, visit <br /> www.NearNorthwe st.org <br /> The six houses sold recently to four sets of graduate students at the University of Notre Dame, to <br /> a woman relocating from another South Bend neighborhood and to a couple from Chicago who <br /> were returning home to raise a family in a setting that was affordable. <br /> Through the SELL South Bend initiative,the City of South Bend helps real-estate agents provide <br /> more in-depth information to prospective buyers about South Bend's assets, neighborhoods and <br /> diversity of housing options. <br /> "These recent sales demonstrate that SELL South Bend works. Informed real-estate agents are <br /> better equipped to promote the benefits of living in South Bend and help prospective homebuyers <br /> make an informed choice," said Sue Solmos,residential marketing specialist for the City of <br /> South Bend. "It also helps when residents like the Near Northwest Neighborhood show pride in <br /> their neighborhood and work actively to promote a vibrant urban lifestyle while making quality <br /> housing available to first-time homebuyers." <br /> For more information about South Bend Certified Realtors or to see housing options in South <br /> Bend neighborhoods, visit www.SouthBendIN.gov/neighborhoods <br />
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