Housing development happening in downtown Winston-Salem

Let’s take a look at some major constructions underway in the Twin City.

WStoday: Apartment under construction in West End

Another complex on 4th Street in West End neighborhood has contributed to the housing development downtown

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Wondering why there are so many construction projects downtown? The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Planning and Development Services Department says downtown housing accounted for 25% of total revenue over the past 10 years and 71% of the 2022 value. Here are current projects making big investments:

  • Metropolitan Village, 310 Woodland Ave. | $60 million | The mixed-use project has 325 units currently under construction.
  • Choice Neighborhoods, 1135 E. 15th St. | $32 million | This development will bring 406 units for people and families with low and moderate incomes. Units built in Phase I will be available for lease in January 2024.
  • 920 Brookstown Apartments (yet to be named) | $98 million | The luxury community will feature 345 units near Truist Ballpark with a six-story parking deck.
  • 923 N. Liberty St. Apartments (yet to be named)| $104 million | The complex will have 275 units, with a five-story parking deck. Construction is expected to take about two years.
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