PIERRE, (KCCR) — Two area housing projects in Murdo and Kimball have been awarded part of 30 million dollars in funding from the South Dakota Housing Development Authority. A total of 26 projects include newly constructed multifamily housing, single family housing, multifamily rehab and housing infrastructure. In Murdo, 186-thousand dollars will be used for two Governor’s Homes, each one having three-bedroom, two-bathroom homes for buyers at or below 70-percent of the state median income for a one or two-person household or at or below 80-percent of the state median income for a three or more person household. The homes will be on unfinished basements. In Kimball, over 171-thousand dollars will go for the development of infrastructure for 13 single family lots. The projects will provide 127 newly constructed multifamily housing units, 25 newly constructed single family units for rental, 72 rehabbed multifamily units and eight single family homes. The developments will provide infrastructure for an estimated 2,815 single family lots and 1,449 multifamily units.
