New 52-Unit Affordable Senior Housing Opens in Davenport, Iowa
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 28
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What happened
A new 52-unit affordable housing complex named Timber Ridge opened in northwest Davenport on October 28, 2026. The three-story, $15.4 million development is geared toward residents aged 62 and older. Woda Cooper Companies developed the project, which is the first affordable-living community of its kind in Davenport.
From wvik.org
Why it matters
The project contributes to the affordable housing stock in Iowa and Davenport. Mayor Jason Gordon welcomed the development, noting that it helps address local affordability challenges. Woda Cooper Companies has built nine such affordable-living communities across Iowa.
From wvik.org
Who's involved
- DavenportCity where the new affordable housing complex opened
- Jason GordonMayor who welcomed the new affordable housing development
Who could feel it
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