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Alonzo Mourning's $37.4M housing project brings affordable senior apartments to Florida

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Former NBA star Alonzo Mourning has launched a $37.4 million affordable housing initiative in South Florida through his organization, AM Affordable Housing. Working alongside the Housing Trust Group, Mourning has led the development of several projects, including the Astoria on 9th in Bradenton, which offers 120 affordable apartment units. Monthly rents for seniors start as low as $322, targeting residents with limited financial means. The project has attracted overwhelming interest, with far more applicants than available units. Mourning, who spent time in foster care during his childhood, cites his personal background as a driving force behind his commitment to affordable housing.

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