Rochester, NY, October 28, 2026 —

A state grant is set to fund construction of 15 homes described as “CrossMod” in Rochester, New York, and 11 more in Wayne County, according to the information provided. The two figures add up to 26 homes across the two locations.

The announcement identifies the grant as state-funded but does not name the administering agency or provide the grant amount. It also does not specify when construction is expected to begin or be completed, where the homes will be built, or who will develop them.

No further details were provided about the homes’ design, intended residents, prices or affordability requirements. The term “CrossMod” appears in the announcement, but no definition or description of the housing type was included. The information also does not say whether the funding covers all construction costs or only a portion.

The figures establish the planned distribution: 15 homes in Rochester and 11 in Wayne County. The announcement does not clarify whether the Wayne County homes will be concentrated in one community or spread across multiple sites. It likewise does not provide information about permitting, construction status or other project milestones.

As described, the grant is intended to support construction, but the available information does not establish that work has started or provide a schedule for the projects. Further details about the funding and implementation were not included.


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