ROCHESTER, Minn. -
City Council voted unanimously to choose Common Bond Communities as the developer for an apartment complex on top of Parking Ramp 6. The apartment would have 8 stories and 127 units.
A studio apartment could rent for as little as 492 dollars a month - but you have to make 19,000 a year or less to qualify.
Seth Mclellan is a resident and says more affordable housing options are needed.
"I think there have been a lot of high-priced condos and apartment buildings downtown which is great for people who can afford that but I think there are a lot of people being displaced further and further outside of down," Mclellan said.
The next step is for Common Bond Communities to enter a formal agreement with the city to start developing this project.
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