Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity

 Type of Housing

Multi-unit housing

10-plex, 4-plex and two 8-plexes

 Location

Bailey's Arbor is located on the corner of Bailey's Road and

Cottage Grove Drive in Woodbury.

 Families Served

30

Click here for a Bailey's Arbor homeowner story

 Timeline

Spring 2005 - Groundbreaking

Summer 2005 - The first 10 TCHFH/Centex homes were complete 

Summer 2006 - 4 townhouses completed - 4-plex

Summer 2007 - One 8-plex completed

Spring 2008 - Final 8-plex scheduled to be completed

Spring/Summer 2008 - Dedication of final 8-plex

Project Manager

Mark Peterson

Field Supervisor

Doug Rudquist 

Site Supervisors 

Doug Rudquist and Jake Kirchgessner

LAPM

Mike Nelson

Fun Facts

The 8-plex development at Bailey's Arbor is the single-largest structure

that Twin Cities Habitat has ever built on its own.

Woodbury has more Habitat housing than any other suburb in the

metro area.

To celebrate their 100th year in business, Andersen Corporation is working

with Habitat for Humanity to build 100 homes over a five-year period.

The 4-plex at Bailey's Arbor is #61-64 of Andersen Corporation's

100 Years/100 Homes project. In May 2006, more than 70 Andersen

volunteers partnered with TCHFH and Centex to build 4 townhomes in 5 days.

The completed 8-plex at Bailey's Arbor is #76-83 of Andersen Corporation's

100 Year/100 Homes project. Andersen volunteers worked one Saturday per

month on these homes until their completion in the summer of 2007.

For more information about Andersen Corporation's 100 Years/100 Homes

initiative, visit their website.