Charleston Huntington, WV, October 27, 2026 —

A vacant property on Sycamore Street in Kenova, West Virginia, is being transformed into a housing development featuring 18 townhouse-style duplex units, according to the available project information.

The site was previously the Breece Veneer site. The information describes the property as vacant and identifies the development’s unit count and housing style, but does not provide further details about the project’s construction or planned operation.

The name of the developer or property owner was not provided. Information about when work began, when the development is expected to be completed, and whether the units will be available for rent or purchase was also not provided. No project cost, construction schedule, or details about the site’s approval or permit status were included.

The stated plan calls for 18 townhouse-style duplex units. No additional information was provided about the size or layout of the units, the number of bedrooms, or shared amenities. The available description also does not specify whether the development includes associated parking, landscaping, or other site improvements.

With those details unavailable, the project’s scope beyond the unit count and housing style, as well as its timeline and future occupancy arrangements, remains unclear. The information provided identifies the location and former use of the property but does not describe any next steps or provide statements from people involved in the project.


Story summarized from the original created by Victoria Ware on www.wsaz.com, see more information here.

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