Detroit officials announced a broad $203 million plan Thursday that aims to stabilize housing for city residents.

The plan includes a range of programs, from renovating Detroit Land Bank Authority properties to offering down payment assistance to 600 Detroiters.

Many of the programs are backed by federal pandemic recovery aid the city received last year.

Julie Schneider, director of  the city’s Housing and Revitalization Department, called the plan “a comprehensive approach to housing stability” that seeks to connect residents with resources while also supporting the creation of new developments amid rising constructions costs.

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