Elizabeth Sili of Wisconsin Management Company has been inundated with applications from people interested in moving into the new four-story, 203-unit apartment building she manages in a Brookfield office park. And she knows why.
"It`s a once in a lifetime opportunity to get into beautiful, affordable housing in the city of Brookfield," Sili, the property manager at The Flats at Bishop`s Woods, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel during a walk-through for media and local officials at the apartment on Sept. 24.
Key Points:
- A new 203-unit apartment building, The Flats at Bishop`s Woods, is Brookfield`s first entirely affordable housing development.
- Rent is based on income, with costs lower than the city`s average for those earning 50% to 70% of the area`s median income.
- The development, marketed as luxury affordable housing, aims to provide homes for people who work in Brookfield but cannot afford to live there.
Leo’s notes: Brookfield’s first fully affordable development, The Flats at Bishop’s Woods, delivers 203 units aimed at workforce households earning 50–70% of area median income. Despite political pushback, the strong demand and mix of live-work, veteran, and accessible units underscore the urgent need for attainable housing
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