Beautifully restored, the building now features 38 one and two bedroom units. The community was developed as an affordable housing development that targets income qualifying residents with incomes at or below 60% of the median income as well as allowing for the integration of market rate units. Apartments are spacious with fully equipped kitchens including dishwashers and microwaves. Ample parking makes these bright, open floor plans very desirable with close access to Springfield’s beautiful downtown.

In addition to providing apartments for market rate and moderate income families, we are proud to have offered several “green” features in this historic redevelopment. Solar panels to improve utility consumption offer a renewable energy source that is the primary supply for the building’s common areas. We also incorporated a cellulose insulation that is made from recycled paper. Due to its recycled content and potentially higher energy and acoustic performance, cellulose is an environmentally-preferable product. The use of environmentally responsible materials and options such as this is an innovative approach with benefits that will reach beyond the residents and community at large.

Boonville Lofts was developed for those households having low to moderate incomes. The two sets of income limits for this community are located to the right of this page. Each household's applicable income limit is determined by household size and availability.