Demand + site
We connect employer and community demand with land that can support the right number, size and price of homes.
Northern Wisconsin · Single-family development
Teneleven Development turns documented housing need into attainable, permanent neighborhoods—for local families, employers and communities ready to grow.
The development thesis
When people cannot find a home near work, the whole region pays for it—in longer commutes, open positions, delayed business growth and families who leave. Teneleven Development is focused on the missing middle of the Northwoods market: well-planned, attainable homes people can own.
From need to neighborhood
We coordinate the pieces that determine whether attainable housing actually gets built.
We connect employer and community demand with land that can support the right number, size and price of homes.
Zoning, roads, utilities, drainage and public financing are planned as one development—not a stack of surprises.
Proven factory-built plans bring cost discipline while permanent installation supports durable ownership.
The work is complete when buyers have keys and a neighborhood can succeed for the long term.
A disciplined home collection
Tempo Series

Tempo Series
Ramsey Series
Built through partnership
Closing a regional housing gap takes all four. Teneleven Development brings them to the same table with one buildable plan.
Bring us a housing opportunityNorthern Wisconsin housing ecosystem
Oneida County housing research and the Oneida County Economic Development Corporation connect housing supply directly to workforce recruitment, year-round employment and regional economic growth.
The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority works with developers, lenders and local governments on financing that can support attainable housing and critical infrastructure.
Modern Clayton Homes and Schult home plans show how factory-built construction, HUD-code standards and CrossMod homes can expand permanent single-family supply.
Northwoods housing news
Tony Pharo called housing the region’s leading economic constraint as the plan commission considered new residential land.
The case has been made. The useful work now is specific: identify buildable sites, target real monthly payments and complete an early project others can follow.
The agreement moved another housing project from broad support toward defined responsibilities and execution.