Wills Manor Project Receives Governor Whitmer’s Acclaim for Boosting Marysville’s Affordable Senior Housing Market

Governor Whitmer praises the Wills Manor Tax Credit for advancing Marysville’s affordable housing market

Leading the Wills Manor Project to Meet Michigan’s Needs for Senior Housing is Cove Investments

The Wills Manor project has been granted a significant tax credit of $1,489,497 to meet the urgent demand for senior affordable housing in Marysville, Michigan, based on a Smart News article. The idea was praised by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, who emphasized that working-class Michiganders might benefit from lower housing expenses. Driven by Cove Investments and sanctioned by the Michigan State Housing Development Authority, Wills Manor is expected to provide 48 housing units designed exclusively for senior citizens, with a large percentage designated for tenants receiving tenant-based rental assistance.

Wills Manor Project Receives Governor Whitmer’s Acclaim for Boosting Marysville’s Affordable Senior Housing Market (PHOTO: Everett Herald)

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Making Significant Headway in Addressing Marysville’s Housing Crisis with the Wills Manor Project

An important step in addressing Marysville’s housing crisis is planned with the completion of Wills Manor, which is expected to begin building in 2026. The City Council recognized the urgent need for these kinds of advancements in the community when it approved the project in December. Wills Manor intends to develop a two-story structure with studio and one-bedroom apartments. The tax credit will produce two permanent jobs and 117 temporary roles. The project not only aims to give housing but also employment chances.

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