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Shuttered Hotel To Get New Life as Affordable Apartments — For Less Than $5 Million

Developer Cites Advantages of Private Financing in Strategy To Meet US Housing Gap
The former Ramada Inn in Sheffield, Alabama, will be converted to housing for middle-income workers. (CoStar)
The former Ramada Inn in Sheffield, Alabama, will be converted to housing for middle-income workers. (CoStar)
CoStar News
January 14, 2021 | 3:10 P.M.

The pandemic’s disruption of the housing and hospitality markets has created an opportunity for developer Richard Rubin to buy permanently closed hotels and convert them into apartments for middle-income workers, a demographic he said is underserved.

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News | Shuttered Hotel To Get New Life as Affordable Apartments — For Less Than $5 Million