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Oct 04, 2026
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Novara Apartments Begins Leasing in Ashwaubenon Near Lambeau Field

ASHWAUBENON, Wis. – The city’s latest housing project, Novara Apartments, has officially opened its doors to prospective tenants. Located on Holmgren Way, the development sits within walking distance of Lambeau Field, Capital Credit Union Park and the Epic Event Center, providing residents easy access to Green Bay’s premier entertainment and sports venues.

Unit Options and Pricing

Novara offers a range of floor plans designed for a variety of household sizes. Studio apartments start at $1,300 per month, while one‑ and two‑bedroom units are also available at competitive rates. The flagship three‑bedroom corner unit, featuring panoramic views of Lambeau Field, is listed at $3,200 per month. All units feature contemporary finishes, open‑concept layouts and private balconies where applicable.

Amenities for Modern Living

The complex includes a suite of resident‑focused amenities. A fully equipped fitness center provides space for cardio and strength training, while a dedicated dog‑wash station caters to pet owners. The rooftop terrace offers a communal gathering spot with seating, grilling stations and city views, encouraging neighborly interaction and outdoor recreation.

Developer Vision

SPARK Development CEO Derek Liebhauser highlighted the project’s alignment with community needs. “It’s a safe place to live and there’s just not a lot of apartments like this in this area. So, it’s just a place that we always wanted to be and when the opportunity came up for this corner parcel it was a dream come true,” Liebhauser said. The developer emphasized a commitment to quality construction, family‑friendly environments and long‑term neighborhood stability.

Future Expansion

In addition to the newly opened building, a second apartment complex is currently under construction on an adjacent parcel. The developer expects the new phase to be completed in the spring, further expanding housing options for Ashwaubenon residents and contributing to the city’s growing population of young professionals and families.

Community Impact

Local officials and business leaders have praised the project for its potential to boost the local economy. Increased residential density supports nearby retail and dining establishments, while the proximity to major venues may attract visitors who choose to stay in the area longer. The development also aligns with Ashwaubenon’s strategic plan to provide diverse housing choices that accommodate a range of income levels and family structures.

Prospective renters are encouraged to schedule tours, which have already been offered to a select group of community members. With a focus on safety, convenience and modern living, Novara Apartments aims to become a valued addition to Ashwaubenon’s residential landscape.


Original reporting: Appleton, WI News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.

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