Tucson’s 17-storey luxury tower opened in 1963 before becoming public housing; 63 years later, residents move into renovated apartments as part of its 358-unit overhaul
- Pic credit: Servellon / Tucson SpotlightA landmark 17-storey building in Tucson, Arizona, is entering a new era, with residents beginning to move into renovated units as part of a major project to provide affordable housing for older adults.
- Oracle Road, welcomed 25 households into 24 newly renovated apartments on its 15th floor, just 10 months after officials launched a comprehensive rehabilitation project.
- The renovations will modernise the ageing building, improve accessibility and ensure it continues to provide affordable homes for decades to come.
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- Pic credit: Servellon / Tucson SpotlightA landmark 17-storey building in Tucson, Arizona, is entering a new era, with residents beginning to move into renovated units as part of a major project to provide affordable housing for older adults.
- Oracle Road, welcomed 25 households into 24 newly renovated apartments on its 15th floor, just 10 months after officials launched a comprehensive rehabilitation project.
- The renovations will modernise the ageing building, improve accessibility and ensure it continues to provide affordable homes for decades to come.
Sources: Times of India