Champion Home Builders in partnership with Genco BakkenDevelopment Group, a North Dakota-based developer of planned communities,
has broken ground at Northern Lights, a $400M master-planned community to be developed
in
When completed, Northern Lights will include more than 3,000 much-needed
residential units in an area hard hit by flooding in 2011 and challenged to
provide housing for the expanding energy industry.
“The Northern Lights development is an important addition to
the community in
said Joe Genovese, president, Genco Bakken Development Group. “As owner and developer
of the property, it is important to us to create a community that provides
affordable, architecturally pleasing, energy efficient housing options and
incorporates home, work, commercial and school options into one master planned
development. Northern Lights is a game-changer for
The first neighborhoods in Northern Lights, Idlewild and
Statesboro, will have homes ready by November. Idlewild will offer 248 single
family ranch style and two story homes on 39.2 acres, and Statesboro will be
comprised of 250 one and two-story town homes on 67 acres. Designs include a
mix of three and four bedroom layouts with large master bedrooms, walk-in
closets, and a minimum of two full bathrooms. Each home will feature an open
floor plan, energy efficient appliances, high efficiency heating systems and insulation,
two or three car garages and craftsman style architectural details. The single
family homes will range from approximately 1,460 to 2,200 square feet and the
town homes will range from 1,350 to 1,500 square feet.
“Our Northern Lights project is an exciting opportunity for
Champion Home Builders,” said Jack Lawless, CEO, Champion Home Builders. “To be
part of the first master planned development in
in its growth and development while it welcomes its newest residents is a
tremendous privilege. We believe that the addition of our building process to
Northern Lights will provide beautiful, affordable and energy efficient homes.”
Northern Lights is slated for full build out development
within four to five years.
