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Little Rock says Microhome Village is about 20% complete; first unit slab in place
Summary
A City of Little Rock spokesperson said Carson and Associates has reached about 20% completion on the Microhome Village, with the foundation footings poured, base plumbing and electrical installed, the first unit's concrete slab finished and framing begun.
A City of Little Rock spokesperson said the Microhome Village construction is about 20% complete and the site is visibly taking shape.
The update, delivered by a representative identifying the speaker as "Little Rock," named contractor Carson and Associates and listed recent milestones, saying, “Carson and Associates has reached about 20% completion of the construction phase, and the site is steadily taking shape.” The announcement noted that crews have prepared the land and poured foundation footings.
The spokesperson described specific on-site work completed so far: base plumbing and electrical systems have been installed, the concrete slab for the first unit is complete, and framing has begun. “The concrete slab for the very first unit is now complete, and the framing has officially begun,” the speaker said. The city said it will provide further updates as additional units rise.
City officials framed the project as an expansion of housing options for people experiencing homelessness, thanking the public for support and patience. The update did not specify project funding sources, a construction timeline for full completion, or the total number of units planned.
For more information, the spokesperson directed listeners to littlerock.gov.
