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Olivet Baptist Church, a historic institution with a legacy spanning 175 years, is set to embark on an ambitious new chapter by transforming its property into a 366-unit affordable apartment development named Trinity Square. This significant project, estimated to cost approximately $157 million, aims to address the pressing need for affordable housing in the South Side community.
The church, known for its rich history and role in the Underground Railroad, is now pivoting towards real estate development as a means to serve its community in a contemporary context. The proposed Trinity Square development will not only provide much-needed housing but also contribute to the revitalization of the surrounding area.
Community leaders and church officials are optimistic that this initiative will create job opportunities, enhance local amenities, and foster a sense of belonging among residents. As the plans move forward, the church remains committed to its mission of uplifting the community while honoring its historical roots.
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