Progress on the new housing in the Historic Wright Dunbar Village is going well.
As reported on News Center 7 at 6:00 p.m., there was a ribbon cutting for the townhomes development Tuesday, where city leaders said the housing will help the area in several ways.
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The Townhomes at Wright Dunbar will eventually have 26 units in four buildings, and city leaders said the market rate housing will increase everyone’s property values.
But the real bottom line is that new homeowners will get a great new place to live…