However, the housing and the infrastructure were worn out. In April 2001, the Tacoma Housing Authority (THA) received a $35 million HOPE VI grant to revitalize Salishan. THA devised a $225 million full redevelopment plan. As of 2015, the plan has demolished all of the housing except for eleven original homes kept and refurbished as historic preservation. THA has built a new mixed-income neighborhood of about 1,400 dwelling units, both single-family homes for sale and apartments for rent. THA used three homebuilders: Quadrant Homes, D.R. Horton and Tacoma-Pierce County Habitat for Humanity. The community includes two 55 unit buildings that are reserved for seniors. The first of these is International Place, owned and managed by the Korean Women's Association. The other is Salishan Gardens, owned and managed by American Baptist Homes of the West. Salishan also has its own elementary school, the new Lister Elementary School. The commercial core has the region's largest primary health care and dental clinic, the Kimi and Dr. George Tanbara Clinic, built and operated by Community Health Care. The commercial core is still unfinished. Plans call for a public library, a grocery store, a child care center, a credit union, office and programming space for nonprofit education and training services and community space. All this will be on brand new infrastructure. New Salishan was built for walkers and children, with extensive green belts through and surrounding the neighborhood. The project has won national awards for its housing design, neighborhood design, affordability and environmental innovation. In addition, MetroParks is planning a large new athletic facility on Salishan's southern border next to the new First Creek Middle School. Between August 2019 and January 2020 there were 3 major shootings in Salishan, with a total of two people killed and five people injured. Demographics Salishan remains an important part of the City of Tacoma's portfolio of affordable housing. The following statistics are derived from the 2000 US Census and relate to the two Census block groups that primarily cover Salishan. For the purposes of this section, these block groups will be referred to as "Salishan," even though they are not recognized by any specific name by the Census and do not conform entirely to any official border of Salishan. Measures based on medians have been converted to averages, which may distort the information, but it is likely approximate to the median values. Salishan's percentage of households containing children