Scott Street-Ravara Housing Development

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Ravara Homes are now available!


Ravara includes both market-rate homes and permanently attainable homes through a community land trust model. The homes are part of a planned community which is expected to include a small neighborhood grocery, restaurant, a coffee shop, office space, and other neighborhood amenities. When complete, this will be the largest community land trust development in the state!

Applications open Feb. 9 for the income-qualified homes at Ravara, which include studios, 1-bedrooms, and 2-bedrooms, priced between $176K-$287K. The income-qualified homes are available to buyers earning up to 120% of Area Median Income, which is about $94,000 for a household of two people. Check out Front Step’s AMI Calculator to find out if the program is right for you and get started on an application. For more information: https://www.frontstepclt.org/for-homebuyers

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  • To learn about a new park on North Scott Street follow the Northside Parks project.

Background

The Scott Street Ravara mixed-use, mixed-income development is planned on a portion of the former White Pine Sash facility in the Northside neighborhood.

The project includes 89 home ownership units on a 3-acre Community Land Trust. An estimated 53 percent of the home ownership units will be income restricted for households earning 120 percent of Area Median Income and below. The adjacent 5 acres is master planned for up to 220 housing units and an estimated 30,000 square feet of commercial space.

This project is a partnership among the City of Missoula, Ravara Development, LLC, an affiliate of Goodworks Development, LLC, City of Missoula Affordable Housing Trust Fund, Front Step Community Land Trust, Neighborworks Montana, First Security Bank, Montana Board of Investments, and the Missoula Redevelopment Agency.

Ravara Homes are now available!


Ravara includes both market-rate homes and permanently attainable homes through a community land trust model. The homes are part of a planned community which is expected to include a small neighborhood grocery, restaurant, a coffee shop, office space, and other neighborhood amenities. When complete, this will be the largest community land trust development in the state!

Applications open Feb. 9 for the income-qualified homes at Ravara, which include studios, 1-bedrooms, and 2-bedrooms, priced between $176K-$287K. The income-qualified homes are available to buyers earning up to 120% of Area Median Income, which is about $94,000 for a household of two people. Check out Front Step’s AMI Calculator to find out if the program is right for you and get started on an application. For more information: https://www.frontstepclt.org/for-homebuyers

More Information

  • Sign up for updates on the project in the "Stay Informed" box.
  • To learn about a new park on North Scott Street follow the Northside Parks project.

Background

The Scott Street Ravara mixed-use, mixed-income development is planned on a portion of the former White Pine Sash facility in the Northside neighborhood.

The project includes 89 home ownership units on a 3-acre Community Land Trust. An estimated 53 percent of the home ownership units will be income restricted for households earning 120 percent of Area Median Income and below. The adjacent 5 acres is master planned for up to 220 housing units and an estimated 30,000 square feet of commercial space.

This project is a partnership among the City of Missoula, Ravara Development, LLC, an affiliate of Goodworks Development, LLC, City of Missoula Affordable Housing Trust Fund, Front Step Community Land Trust, Neighborworks Montana, First Security Bank, Montana Board of Investments, and the Missoula Redevelopment Agency.

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  • Share What will the income limit be for a three-person household? on Facebook Share What will the income limit be for a three-person household? on Twitter Share What will the income limit be for a three-person household? on Linkedin Email What will the income limit be for a three-person household? link

    What will the income limit be for a three-person household?

    AmandaK asked almost 2 years ago

    Hi Amanda,

    The North Missoula Community Development Corportation (NMCDC) are the City's partner for selling these homes. Please reach out to Hannah Kosel to get details on the homes and the income limit for a three-person household: hannah@nmcdc.org

    Thank you! 

  • Share Hi I am living in the Rodger st apartments very close to the new work being done. I’ve looked through the cleanup report for the area and am concerned about the topsoil and deeper soil being turned up and placed in piles very near my window. I’d like to know if anything may impact me (I am of a sensitive repertory group) from this soil or from the soil being loosened in the site that does not yet have a soil report. Thank you. on Facebook Share Hi I am living in the Rodger st apartments very close to the new work being done. I’ve looked through the cleanup report for the area and am concerned about the topsoil and deeper soil being turned up and placed in piles very near my window. I’d like to know if anything may impact me (I am of a sensitive repertory group) from this soil or from the soil being loosened in the site that does not yet have a soil report. Thank you. on Twitter Share Hi I am living in the Rodger st apartments very close to the new work being done. I’ve looked through the cleanup report for the area and am concerned about the topsoil and deeper soil being turned up and placed in piles very near my window. I’d like to know if anything may impact me (I am of a sensitive repertory group) from this soil or from the soil being loosened in the site that does not yet have a soil report. Thank you. on Linkedin Email Hi I am living in the Rodger st apartments very close to the new work being done. I’ve looked through the cleanup report for the area and am concerned about the topsoil and deeper soil being turned up and placed in piles very near my window. I’d like to know if anything may impact me (I am of a sensitive repertory group) from this soil or from the soil being loosened in the site that does not yet have a soil report. Thank you. link

    Hi I am living in the Rodger st apartments very close to the new work being done. I’ve looked through the cleanup report for the area and am concerned about the topsoil and deeper soil being turned up and placed in piles very near my window. I’d like to know if anything may impact me (I am of a sensitive repertory group) from this soil or from the soil being loosened in the site that does not yet have a soil report. Thank you.

    Jess asked almost 2 years ago

    Hello Jess, If you have not had your concerns addressed yet, please reach out to Deputy Director of the Missoula Redevelopment Agency, Annie Gorski. Her number is 406-552-6155, gorskia@ci.missoula.mt.us. Thank you!

  • Share How do I get on a waiting list for purchasing a unit at the Scott St Ravara Housing project? Who do I need to talk to? What applications do I need to fill out? Thank you. Joy Lewis on Facebook Share How do I get on a waiting list for purchasing a unit at the Scott St Ravara Housing project? Who do I need to talk to? What applications do I need to fill out? Thank you. Joy Lewis on Twitter Share How do I get on a waiting list for purchasing a unit at the Scott St Ravara Housing project? Who do I need to talk to? What applications do I need to fill out? Thank you. Joy Lewis on Linkedin Email How do I get on a waiting list for purchasing a unit at the Scott St Ravara Housing project? Who do I need to talk to? What applications do I need to fill out? Thank you. Joy Lewis link

    How do I get on a waiting list for purchasing a unit at the Scott St Ravara Housing project? Who do I need to talk to? What applications do I need to fill out? Thank you. Joy Lewis

    Joyzee asked almost 2 years ago

    Hello! Please reach out to Hannah Kosel with the North Missoula Community Development Corporation (NMCDC) regarding future home ownership at the Scott Street-Ravara Community Land Trust: Hannah Kosel, hannah@nmcdc.org.

    Thank you!

  • Share How do my husband and I apply for a house? on Facebook Share How do my husband and I apply for a house? on Twitter Share How do my husband and I apply for a house? on Linkedin Email How do my husband and I apply for a house? link

    How do my husband and I apply for a house?

    Ace asked almost 2 years ago

    Hello! Please reach out to Hannah Kosel with the North Missoula Community Development Corporation (NMCDC) regarding future home ownership at the Scott Street-Ravara Community Land Trust: Hannah Kosel, hannah@nmcdc.org.

    Thank you!

  • Share Will the income restriction vary based on the number of persons who will be applying to live in an apartment here? I’m single and struggling but also make $16.50 an hour and that is viewed as “too much” by lots of low income resources on Facebook Share Will the income restriction vary based on the number of persons who will be applying to live in an apartment here? I’m single and struggling but also make $16.50 an hour and that is viewed as “too much” by lots of low income resources on Twitter Share Will the income restriction vary based on the number of persons who will be applying to live in an apartment here? I’m single and struggling but also make $16.50 an hour and that is viewed as “too much” by lots of low income resources on Linkedin Email Will the income restriction vary based on the number of persons who will be applying to live in an apartment here? I’m single and struggling but also make $16.50 an hour and that is viewed as “too much” by lots of low income resources link

    Will the income restriction vary based on the number of persons who will be applying to live in an apartment here? I’m single and struggling but also make $16.50 an hour and that is viewed as “too much” by lots of low income resources

    Roman asked almost 2 years ago

    This project is expected to create 89 new home ownership units.  Of those, 51% will be reserved for those making up to 120% of Area Median Income.  For a one-person household, that limit is currently $72,600 per year.  This is the first application of the Missoula Redevelopment Agency's workforce housing program.  That program gives us more tools to create housing that is attainable for more Missoulians, not just those at the very lowest income levels.  This project uses a variety of tools and a public-private partnership to make this housing possible.  You can learn more about this innovative project by watching the February 28 Housing, Redevelopment, and Community Programs Committee meeting or viewing the presentation slides.

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