<body><div>More than a dozen multi-million-dollar construction projects are underway in North Platte, as the city’s biggest construction boom in more than 20 years continues.The pace and scope of construction seems dizzying after decades of relatively stagnant growth.In previous reports, we looked at projects on the east side of the city and last week, we reviewed recreational projects in the middle of town. This week, we look at new housing projects.In December, Chamber and DevCo CEO Gary Person emphasized the need for housing, predicting that up to 1,500 new jobs could be created in North Platte in 2025, led by the Sustainable Beef packing plant.That estimation might turn out to be a little high, although it’s hard to say what all might occur in the remaining seven months of the year. Sustainable Beef CEO David Briggs recently said the plant probably won’t reach capacity and its 825 jobs until the end of the year. Still, given the rapid construction of a new Amazon warehouse and potential businesses that are eyeing the Port of the Plains rail park near Hershey, more jobs are definitely expected in North Platte in 2026.This week, we’re focusing on four major new housing projects that are underway. When complete, they will add nearly 1,300 homes to the city.Although construction is moving right along, it will take time before all the new homes are ready. The largest developments probably won’t be finished for 4-5 years, owners say.However, on the west side of town, one project is about 80% complete. We’ll start there.Victory VillageAn open house was held on Thursday, June 12 at Victory Village to give folks at look at 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments that are available.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3hIM2A_11nYSmiD00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3hIM2A_11nYSmiD00" width="1000" height="750" ><figcaption>Some of the apartments at Victory Village. Photos by George Lauby</figcaption></figure>The Village first opened in 2022 with 80 apartments. The second phase, with 120 apartments, is nearly complete, with only sprinklers and landscaping features to add. And, work on phase three is underway, which will add another 40 apartments.In the overall development, two lots nearest the intersection of West A and Lakeview will remain available for commercial development. A new street, Pioneer Drive, accesses the apartments.The project is owned by DP DC Development. The builders are Brester Construction of Lincoln.Village Park FlatsSix triplexes currently stand tall and colorful along 3800-3900 West A, across the street from Eisenhower Elementary School.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3nx6x2_11nYSmiD00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3nx6x2_11nYSmiD00" width="1000" height="727" ><figcaption>Two-story triplex apartments are going up at Village Park Flats in the 3800 block of West A.</figcaption></figure>Construction began Oct. 30, 2024 and has steadily continued Phase 1 of the project. Each home has two floors, with three bedrooms and two baths, containing 1,746 sq. ft., plus a two-car garage and a reinforced storm shelter, Realtor Blu McGrath said.It is just the beginning of a $170 million project. More than 250 homes will be built, McGrath has said. Construction is expected to take 4-6 years.The design and construction is by NuHaven Builders of Lincoln. Gateway Realty of North Platte is the listing agent.McGrath said homes are modern with smart, convenient and efficient systems.In the next phases, townhomes and single-family homes are planned, with options to rent or buy, he said.Midwest Land Development (the boot)Nearly 50 acres of land have been cleared in the initial dirt work for the city’s largest residential housing project. Some 800 housing units are projected in a new development that is south of East Philip Ave, just east of the city’s original industrial park. The area is also known as “the boot,” named for its outline on a map.Construction is in the early stages, focused solely on the infrastructure at this point. Full construction is expected within six weeks, assuming the weather cooperates.The first buildings to go up will be two 48-unit apartment buildings, developer Mike Stessman said. They will offer 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments. Next will come 10 town homes. Stessman expects the multi-family buildings to be complete by July 2026. Single family homes are expected to be built in the next phase of the project.West 18th St.Three new streets and curbs have been installed, along with mounds of groundwork and some utility lines, for a new apartment complex in the northwest sector of the city.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4aV48o_11nYSmiD00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4aV48o_11nYSmiD00" width="1200" height="497" ><figcaption>The east side of a two-block square area for new apartments on West 18th.</figcaption></figure>Six one-story apartment complexes will be built in the area — 2300-2400 block of West 18th St. — each with seven living units.Each apartment will have 1,122 sq. ft., three bedrooms and two baths, plus a 12 x 24-foot single-car garage.NP Rentals is the developer. The construction company is Horizon Builders of Grand Island.The foundations and utility lines for the first row of buildings are in place on the east side of the property, along N. Hayes St.Mulligan MeadowsEight single family new homes have been constructed at Mulligan Meadows, and four more are in the construction phase, out of a planned 51-home area north of the city cemetery. <figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4ZCe3M_11nYSmiD00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4ZCe3M_11nYSmiD00" width="800" height="541" ><figcaption>The garage of one of the finished homes at Mulligan Meadows, at left, and homes that are in-progress. This is at 16th and Adams.</figcaption></figure>The development is along N. Adams St.m just east of Madison Middle School.Two new streets are being built inside the subdivision. They are 16th St. and a north-south street that will wind through the project.The North Platte Chamber of Commerce is overseeing the project.Also, the city council recently approved a change in the original plan, allowing three four-plex units to be added on the northeast section of the property. Chief-owned Bonnavilla Homes is willing to build, own and operate the buildings and repay a $1.8 million loan for the four-plexes over seven years to the Chamber.When construction is complete and the loan is paid off, the funds will become a permanent revolving loan source, for other workforce housing projects, Chamber and DevCo CEO Gary Person has said.The report was first published in the Bulletin’s June 4 print edition. © 2025 The North Platte Bulletin. All rights reserved!</div></body>

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