Universal’s affordable housing project takes next step

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Universal Orlando Resort’s affordable housing project is taking another step forward, according to state and local permits.

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The Catchlight Crossings housing project will have 1,000 high-quality apartments and 16,000 square feet of retail space on 20 acres off Universal Boulevard in Orlando. It also will feature a health center, entertainment amenities, a fitness center, community gardens and more.

The project’s team on late September and early October filed for various public permits related to construction — which in August was announced to be underway by this month.

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