Eight downtown Frisco homes are each receiving $2,500 renovations, thanks to volunteers with North Collin County Habitat for Humanity.
Work on the eight homes began in October and will continue into spring as part of Habitat's Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative, which is designed to improve low-cost housing for seniors, people with disabilities and low-income residents.
"We visited the targeted neighborhood—old town residential in Frisco—and did a neighborhood solicitation of those homes needing exterior repairs," said Debbie Mormon, development associate for NCCHH. "Those approached were selected by income and need."
Residents are required to repay about 10-30 percent of the total repair cost in the next year, based on income.













