HousingAnchorage · December 23, 2025
Fireweed housing?
The Anchorage Community Development Authority is seeking a developer to build at least 24 workforce apartments on Fireweed Lane in Midtown.
Daily Alaska staff · December 23, 2025 · Anchorage
The Anchorage Community Development Authority is seeking a developer to build at least 24 energy efficient apartments at 202 to 204 East Fireweed Lane in Midtown Anchorage, under a long term ground lease.
The homes are intended for working residents earning roughly 80 to 120 percent of the area median income, not luxury pricing.
The developer selected would build, own and operate the property under the ground lease arrangement. Interested teams have until February 19, 2026 to submit proposals.
Construction is targeted to start in spring 2026 and wrap up by late 2027.
Fireweed Lane already connects Midtown jobs, transit and daily traffic, making the site useful on its own. Additional housing here could ease pressure on nearby neighborhoods and rental markets.
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Where is the new workforce housing going in Anchorage?
202 to 204 East Fireweed Lane in Midtown, with at least 24 apartments for residents earning 80 to 120 percent of area median income.
When will it be ready?
Construction is planned to start in spring 2026 and finish by late 2027. Developers need to submit proposals by February 19, 2026.
Who will own the apartments?
The developer will build, own and operate the property under a ground lease with the Anchorage Community Development Authority.
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- The Anchorage Community Development Authority is seeking a developer to build at least 24 energy efficient apartments at 202 to 204 East Fireweed Lane. · acda.net
- The units target working residents earning roughly 80 to 120 percent of area median income. · acda.net
- Proposals are due February 19, 2026. · acda.net
- Construction is targeted to start in spring 2026 and finish by late 2027. · acda.net
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