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Rose Park complex set for low income

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SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Nonprofit Housing Development Corp. has renovated an apartment complex in the Rose Park neighborhood, to serve up to 110 low-income families.

The major remodel of Riverwood Cove, near 600 North and Redwood Road, was a $9.4 million effort, according to the group's executive director, Marion A. Willey.

A group of local financial institutions — including Ally Bank, Morgan Stanley Bank and Wells Fargo — is funding a resident-services package for people who make less than 15 percent of the area's median income.

The 12-building complex will focus on bilingual and lifelong education for residents, many of whom are Latino.

— Rebecca Palmer