After $17 million revamp, two Omaha historic sites are set to open as affordable housing

Georgia Row, built in 1890 in Queen Anne style architecture, is being restored and is set to reopen in August in the Park Avenue area west of downtown Omaha. Its 11 units of two- and three-bedroom apartments are reserved for people who make under a certain income level and rent is intended to be affordable. The nonprofit inCOMMON is also re-opening the renovated Hanscom Apartments complex behind Georgia Rows. (Cindy Gonzalez/Nebraska Examiner)