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Chattanooga land bank moving on affordable housing project

Staff photo by Abby White / The plot of land to be transferred to Wind River Built from Chattanooga Land Bank Authority. A plot of land on Oakland Avenue is being transferred to Wind River Built tiny home company from Chattanooga Land Bank Authority as of Thursday, June 26, 2025.
Staff photo by Abby White / The plot of land to be transferred to Wind River Built from Chattanooga Land Bank Authority. A plot of land on Oakland Avenue is being transferred to Wind River Built tiny home company from Chattanooga Land Bank Authority as of Thursday, June 26, 2025.


Chattanooga has had a land bank, meant to donate city-owned properties to developers who promise to build lower-cost housing, for a decade.

Last year, city officials announced they would seek proposals for a set of parcels in the land bank with hopes of distributing them at the start of this year.

(READ MORE: Chattanooga will donate 11 city properties for affordable housing projects)

Now, the first project using a piece of property from the land bank is in the works.