Summary
Habitat for Humanity will build four single-family homes on Lots 4-7 (Lots 1-3 wait on wetland issues), and NeighborWorks gets $275,000 for six townhomes priced around $250,000 — well below market.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
$275,000 in HOME funds plus $225,000 in private donations make the townhome project viable.
Moderate-income families seeking new affordable homes near downtown.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Redevelopment Authority - Sep 8, 2026
Habitat for Humanity will build four single-family homes on Lots 4-7 (Lots 1-3 wait on wetland issues), and NeighborWorks gets $275,000 for six townhomes priced around $250,000 — well below market.
Redevelopment Authority - Jul 14, 2026
Six townhomes on Dahlia Lane, with four going into the community land trust for modest-income families — one of several pieces of the larger JBS redevelopment.
Related development
NeighborWorks Green Bay Development Agreement — Lots 1-6, Dahlia Lane (JBS site)
Advances affordable townhome construction on the former JBS site.
JBS Redevelopment Site — Dahlia Lane Lots 1-6 (NeighborWorks Green Bay)
Adds affordable homeownership units to the JBS neighborhood.
JBS Townhome Development
Provides below-market new construction townhomes — the developer says they'll be at least $100,000 cheaper than the next-lowest new home on the market.
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