Mayor Steven Reed, Economic Development Director Frank Robinson, and Housing Director Reginald D. Marable visited the first site of the city’s infill housing development on October 15, 2026. Several business partners and city staff visited the project site alongside the Mayor including the Housing and Community Development Departments of the City, Amerika Blair, SEED Academy Innovation Team Director, Rodger Selph, Vice President of Liberty Bank, as well as the members of the Capital City Development Group (CCDG), who developed the project. The project is located at 3469 Honeysuckle Drive in District 2.
The SEED Academy, launched by the City of Montgomery in partnership with Grow America, was a week-long program designed to equip start-up and emerging real estate developers with the knowledge, tools, and technical support to deliver development projects in Montgomery. Graduates of the 2025 cohort formed Capital City Development Group to address housing needs in the city.
The city’s Housing Infill Development Initiative, in partnership with Liberty Bank, provided gap financing for the project. This initiative aims to revitalize underused city-owned lots by constructing modern, attainable homes. The development features a standardized 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom model.
The SEED Academy and the Housing Infill Development Initiative reflect Montgomery’s commitment to fostering economic mobility, neighborhood revitalization, and sustainable development.
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