Workforce Housing Developments
City of Delavan
8/3/26
Cornerstone Crossing
Approx. 4 acres
Min 1,200 sq. ft. ranch plans
- A proposed development partnership with Pastor Adam Meyer and Tracy Group, Inc. for attainable housing.
- Consists of 15 homes that fit the attainable housing design and pricing
- Homes will be available for veterans, young families, and local workforce, including police & fire personnel
City of Whitewater
7/27/26
Stonehaven Development
14 Modular Homes
Stonehaven Development is a small neighborhood of modular homes that will be set on basements, have a garage and will be completed with all appliances, and landscaping so they are move-in ready.
Three homes are already under contract with more to follow soon. The very special thing about this project is that the first three homeowners will be a senior couple wanting to downsize, a veteran who will be coming home from deployment and his family, and one of the city’s officers and his young family. This is truly a neighborhood that is answering the need for attainable homes for our workforce, veterans and seniors.
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City of Whitewater
April 14, 2026
Twin Homes
1,520 sq. ft. two-story homes
The Whitewater project delivers four workforce housing residences across two twin homes, each offering 1,520 square feet of living space on two stories with a basement. Each residence includes three bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms. One of the two twin homes is designated as a Women Build — a women-led volunteer experience that creates space for women to organize build teams, learn hands-on construction skills, and contribute to housing in the local community. No prior construction experience is required to participate.
City of Elkhorn
2026
Workforce Housing Apartments
4 total units
The Elkhorn Workforce Apartments at 422 N. Wisconsin Street redevelops an existing building into four attainable rental units for working individuals and families in Walworth County — those who earn too much to qualify for traditional housing assistance but still find market-rate rents out of reach. The project is owned by the Walworth County Housing Authority and developed in partnership with Habitat for Humanity in Walworth County. The second floor delivers two one-bedroom, one two-bedroom, and one three-bedroom apartment, each with in-unit laundry and on-site parking. Construction began in Q1 2026, with occupancy targeted for late summer/early fall 2026. This is the first of several workforce housing initiatives planned across Walworth County, with three additional developments anticipated in 2026–2027.
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