$2.2 billion Westmoore Landing housing community now under construction
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Ground was broken August 31 on the $2.2 billion housing community in Limestone County, known as Westmoore Landing. The project, located near Mooresville, is a 395-acre, 3,000-unit community modeled after The Village of Providence.
The project is being developed by Land Innovations and Rochford Realty & Construction Co., whose representatives say they hope to have the first residents moved in by 2027. However, the complete build-out is expected to take between 10 to 20 years.
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What’s the scoop on Westmoore Landing?
As we previously reported last fall, the project plan approved in October of 2025 by the Huntsville Planning Commission had been in the works since the city annexed nearly 400 acres earlier in the year near the interchange between I-65 and I-565.
The development is expected to include:
- Up to 3,000 homes
- Commercial areas
- Green Spaces
- Outdoor events spaces
- Playgrounds
- Retail/office spaces
A section of townhomes will be completed within the next 10 months, according to developers, and the residential element of the project will come before the commercial element.
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