Central ND News

FARGO, N.D. – Senator John Hoeven today marked the grand opening of the Milton Earl Apartments, a $14 million, 42-unit affordable housing complex in Fargo designed to serve tenants aged 62 and older, aimed at improving their long-term housing stability.

The project was made possible through a public-private partnership that leveraged more than $5.4 million in federal funding from programs secured by Hoeven as a member of the Senate Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Committee. Hoeven’s support for these programs helped secure nearly $9 million in private investment.

“The Milton Earl project is a prime example of public and private entities working in tandem, while leveraging federal housing programs, to provide the affordable housing we need across North Dakota,” said Hoeven. “These efforts result in updated, high-quality apartments that have access to the types of amenities that any tenant would value. Moreover, such projects support a higher quality of life for our residents while helping to ensure there is enough available housing stock to support our dynamic, growing economy. Those are wins across the board.”

Milton Earl’s amenities include covered parking, a secure entrance, on-site property management, an elevator, community room with kitchen, exercise room, craft room, library/media lounge and rooftop patio. The site is located within walking distance to shopping centers, churches, restaurants, banks, parks, retail stores and a health clinic.