East Nashville low-income apartments sold for $11.2 million
CLOSE Since January journalists David Plazas and George Walker IV have examined how pro-growth policies have prepared Nashville for prosperity, but it has been paired with growing inequality in their "Costs of Growth and Change in Nashville" series. Wochit The buyers of Riverchase Apartments say they don't plan to leave the federal Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program, a move that would've allowed them to charge market rates for the apartments. Riverchase Apartments in McFerrin Park has a new owner. (Photo: Submitted) Story Highlights Riverchase Apartments is one of the few remaining low- income housing complexes near downtown. Roughly 99 residents use Section 8 vouchers to help pay their rents compared with 106 a year ago. Nashville- based Elmington Property Management now handles leasing and management of Riverchase Apartments. A new Nashville- based company has paid $11.2 million for Riverchase Apartments, one of the few remaining low- income housing comple...