The Michaels Organization announced its selection by the Housing Authority of the City of Camden (HACC) to revitalize three senior housing communities in the city – Kennedy, Westfield, and Mickle Towers. The three communities, which were each built over 50 years ago, collectively comprise 295 age-restricted affordable housing units, in addition to the HACC headquarters in Kennedy Towers.
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