Affordable senior apartments pitched for Layton Avenue in Greenfield

A project with 101 senior apartments and townhomes for families filled in a few short months in Wauwatosa last year, and now Horizon Development Group Inc. is looking to recreate that success with a new project in Greenfield.

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Affordable senior apartments pitched for Layton Avenue in Greenfield

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