Conner Homes Approaches Final Sellout Milestone at Greenbridge Community in Seattle

Conner Homes Nears Sellout at Greenbridge Community

After eight years of dedicated construction, Conner Homes is approaching the sellout of its final homes in the Greenbridge community, a remarkable master plan located in Seattle’s White Center area. Conner Homes has established itself as one of the few remaining locally owned homebuilders in the Seattle region. Working under the auspices of the King County Housing Authority (KCHA), the company has played a pivotal role in creating a vibrant mixed-income community, showcasing their commitment to craftsmanship and innovative design.

Greenbridge was developed as a beacon of hope, transforming previously underutilized space into a lively enclave. Conner Homes was chosen to lead the development of market-rate homes due to their strong reputation for quality and their alignment with KCHA’s mission to provide diverse housing options. From the very outset, the project aimed to incorporate a mix of architectural styles that echo Seattle’s rich design history.

Across three distinct neighborhoods, the homes feature an array of styles including Craftsman, Tudor, and Dutch Colonial influences. Each design has been thoughtfully created, ensuring not just aesthetic value but also functionality and comfort. The architectural details are enhanced through expansive covered wraparound porches, second-floor outdoor decks, and generous window spaces, all aimed at maximizing natural light and enhancing livability.

Construction at Greenbridge commenced in 2018. To date, Conner Homes has successfully sold 218 residences across the neighborhoods of Matera, Windrose, and Altamura. This remarkable achievement reflects the company's ability to meet the demands of a diverse homebuyer market, providing quality options that cater to various lifestyles.

Neighborhoods of Greenbridge

1. Matera: An 80-home townhome community, featuring residences that range from 1,757 to 2,267 square feet. Designed for modern living, Matera is ideal for those looking for convenience in a townhome setting.
2. Windrose: This enclave comprises 31 single-family homes with spacious floor plans that extend up to 2,726 square feet, offering families ample space to create lasting memories.
3. Altamura: The largest and final neighborhood, Altamura features a total of 107 single-family homes. Since closing its first home in 2019, this neighborhood has emerged as the most sought-after. Currently, only three homes remain available for purchase, signaling the high demand for quality housing in the area.

Erin Fowler, President of Conner Homes, expressed pride in the company’s contributions to the Greenbridge project, stating, "This was a transformative project for the King County Housing Authority, and we are honored to have provided quality homeownership opportunities for Seattle-area buyers.”

With over 65 years of experience in home design and construction throughout the Puget Sound region, Conner Homes remains committed to building exceptional neighborhoods. Their dedication to quality craftsmanship and customer experience solidifies their status in the local market.

For potential buyers and interested parties, information about Altamura and other communities can be accessed through Conner Homes’ website. As Seattle’s housing market continues to grow and evolve, Conner Homes stands at the forefront, helping to shape the future of residential living in the region.