Fresno Breaks Ground on New Affordable Housing

28-unit development aims to address urgent housing needs for unsheltered individuals and families.

Published on Mar. 6, 2026

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The city of Fresno has broken ground on a new 28-unit affordable housing development that will provide supportive services through the Skye's the Limit Production Wellness Institute, including tenancy sustainment, life-skills coaching, leadership development, and wellness programming. The apartments on 510 E. Divisadero St. will be built using an advanced panelized construction system.

Why it matters

Fresno, like many cities in California, is facing a severe affordable housing shortage and homelessness crisis. This new development aims to help address the urgent need for housing and support services for individuals and families who are unsheltered or at risk of becoming unsheltered.

The details

The affordable housing development is being led by WCG Development and will utilize Kingsburg's Starland Group's 'advanced panelized construction system' to build the 28 units on 510 E. Divisadero St. The supportive services will be provided through the Skye's the Limit Production Wellness Institute, including tenancy sustainment, life-skills coaching, leadership development, and wellness programming.

  • Fresno broke ground on the new affordable housing development on Thursday, March 6, 2026.

The players

WCG Development

The firm leading the affordable housing development project in Fresno.

Skye's the Limit Production Wellness Institute

The organization that will provide supportive services, including tenancy sustainment, life-skills coaching, leadership development, and wellness programming, for the new affordable housing development.

Starland Group

The company providing the 'advanced panelized construction system' that will be used to build the 28-unit affordable housing development in Fresno.

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The takeaway

This new affordable housing development in Fresno represents a critical step in addressing the city's housing and homelessness crisis, providing not just units but also vital supportive services to help residents achieve housing stability and improve their overall well-being.