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Sussex County · Laurel · #2026-01-01

Meadow View

Along Discount Land Road in Laurel, DE approximately 700' south of Route 13, Laurel, DE · 245 homes, single-family homes · 78.0 acres

About this project

Subdivision of about 78 acres along Discount Land Road in Laurel, Delaware, about 700 feet south of Route 13, for 245 homes: 121 single-family lots, 60 semi-detached lots and 64 townhouse units, with a rezoning to add a Large Parcel Overlay.

Official description: Subdivision consisting of 121 single-family lots, 60 semi-detached single family lots, and 64 townhouse units

Owner
NeighborGood Partners, Inc
Engineer / designer
Ryan Conway, PE
Plan type
Subdivision
Land use
Residential
Zoning
R-1 Single Family Residential → R-1 Residential with LPD-OD - Large Parcel Overlay District
Sewer
Municipal
Status
Complete

Filing history

  • 2026-01-01 · #2026-01-01 · Subdivision · 245 lots/units

State agencies' comment letter (PDF) →

PLUS application (PDF) →

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Meadow View is a proposed community of 245 for-sale homes on about 78 acres along Discount Land Road in Laurel, Delaware, roughly 700 feet south of Route 13. The mix is 121 single-family houses, 60 semi-detached homes (duplexes) and 64 townhouses. The plan also asks for a rezoning to add a Large Parcel Overlay.

The developer is NeighborGood Partners, a Dover-based nonprofit focused on affordable housing. Public reporting says it bought the land with $3 million of federal pandemic-relief funds. It also received a $2 million federal award. Homes are aimed at first-time buyers, people downsizing and people on fixed incomes. Prices have not been set.

News coverage describes the project as still in planning, with five phases and groundbreaking targeted for the end of 2027. It also mentions a walking trail, green space and a playground. No opposition or formal approvals were reported.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The project is in early planning. It was on a Delaware state planning review agenda in February 2026, and county records show a filing on 2026-01-01. Next usually come the rezoning and subdivision reviews by the county planning commission and council, then engineering and permit approvals before construction.

Want to weigh in? Residents can usually comment at public hearings of the Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission and County Council, which decide on rezonings and subdivisions. Check the county's agendas for hearing dates.

Who's behind it

NeighborGood Partners, Inc · A Dover-based nonprofit focused on affordable housing and community development.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Large Parcel Overlay
An added zoning layer for big tracts of land that allows a different mix or layout of homes than the base zoning.
Semi-detached
Two homes that share one wall, often called duplexes.
Rezoning
A formal change to the zoning rules that apply to a piece of land.
Subdivision
Dividing a large property into individual lots and streets for building.
Phasing
Building a large project in stages instead of all at once.

Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $137.2M