Two new $93 million, side-by-side affordable housing developments have replaced Pilgrim Village with 237 affordable homes in East Buffalo, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday. A family building will be known as 1100 Michigan, and a senior building will be known as Noles Court.

Noles Court has 105 apartments for residents 55 and older, with 49 units reserved for those in need of supportive services to live independently. Catholic Charities of Buffalo will provide on-site services that promote emotional, mental and physical health. The adjacent 1100 Michigan is home to 132 apartments with a ground floor community facility space.

Amenities include 5,000 square feet of green space, a playground, computer lab, gym, library and in-unit washer/dryers and dishwashers.

“We are starting a new chapter for the former Pilgrim Village building and furthering our commitment to the East Buffalo community,” Gov. Hochul said. “This impressive new multi-generational complex addresses the housing needs of residents in all phases of life – from families who need a quality, affordable home to raise their children, to seniors who want opportunities to live independently. With energy-efficient features and transportation close by, the new buildings will help residents and the entire Buffalo community thrive.”

Both the $58 million 1100 Michigan and the $35 million Noles Court are affordable to households with income at or below 60 percent of the Area Median Income.