12/5/1988, Raul Rubiera/Miami Herald Staff: Siria Orta leaves her rented apartment for the last time as she is head to her new Home as her granddaughter Cindy Garcia 7 watches her go. The East Little Havana Community Development Corporation opened two 57-unit condominiums Southwest First Street. Built with public and private money, the $6 million project has made homeowners of 85 low-income families. One new homeowner, Siria Orta, came to Little Havana from Cuba 22 years ago and always rented apartments. She and her husband supported themselves on his $302-a-week salary and lived in an apartment that cost them $400 a month. In their new two-bedroom condominium at Rio Plaza, their monthly mortgage payment is $313. The Ortas had a full year to pay the $2,000 downpayment.