48-unit affordable housing project proposed for Oxford Borough

Dated: March 12 2026

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A 48-unit affordable housing development called The Phoenix at Oxford has been proposed for 651 Lincoln St. in Oxford Borough, as Church Housing Corp. and New Jersey-based Walters Group presented initial plans to borough council. The project would include two 24-unit buildings with amenities like a gym, a playground, a picnic area and a basketball court, along with in-unit washers, dryers and energy-efficient appliances, and 24-hour supportive services for residents. Church Housing Corp., which has provided housing and services for seniors, families and people with special needs for four decades, said the development aligns with years of work by the borough’s housing committee to expand affordable housing options. Read more at the Chester County Press.
Source: Chester County Press; 2/18/2026

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