Developer reveals ambitious plans for Brookfield community transformation
October 07, 2024 | New Berlin, Waukesha County, Wisconsin
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The developers highlighted their approach to construction, which includes high-end finishes and appliances, ensuring that the units meet market demands without relying on government funding programs. Instead, they are utilizing local bank relationships for conventional financing, allowing them greater flexibility and control over the project. This model reflects a long-term vision, focusing on building a legacy for future generations rather than seeking quick returns.
Architectural designs for the project were showcased, featuring a mix of three and four-story buildings that incorporate natural materials like stone and timber. The layout promotes privacy with private entries and garages, avoiding the typical large parking lots. The developers also emphasized the importance of integrating the project with its natural surroundings, including walking paths and green spaces that connect to the New Berlin recreational trail.
As the project transitions from its previous institutional zoning, the developers are now tasked with demonstrating the public benefits of their plans. The meeting underscored the potential for this development to enhance the community while providing high-quality housing options.
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