THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 Page 5 and other community stakeholders work strategically for the benefit of our neighborhoods. “Off ering a wide array of units restricted to certain income levels and just steps away from the beach, this building replicates the unique confi gurations that have made Revere a city we all love,” Arrigo said. “A majority of these units have been off ered to longtime Revere residents, and I am proud of the work we have done throughout the course of my administration to further our promotion of housing aff ordability.” The Neighborhood Developers Executive Director Rafael Mares said they created 51 aff ordable housing units. Residents were invited to join in on the celebration. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) Boston Financial Investments Senior Vice President Robert Charest said the 19 workforce units are fi rst of their kind. Dorfman Capital President Robert Dorfman raised his fi sts in victory. Mayor Brian Arrigo said the ribbon cutting marks a triumph in making Revere an aff ordable city in which to live. Malden Redevelopment Authority HOME Director Alexis Turgeon (part of the North Suburban Consortium) said providing safe and healthy housing is their top priority. MassHousing Director of Rental Business Development Cynthia Lacasse said MassHousing is a funding source. Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation (CEDAC) Housing Development Director Sara Barcan said they will provide housing for those with chronic mental illnesses, mobility issues and a history of homelessness. The Life Initiative President Kristin Harol said her organization is a funding source.
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