Norfolk Homes Joins Marshall Chamber, Plans New Residential Development in Emerald Hills

The Marshall Area Economic Development Alliance (MAEDA)/Choose Marshall has added Norfolk Homes to its chamber. Norfolk Homes, a residential construction company, has been building homes in Michigan for over 30 years. The company is recognized for its quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Jim Franke, the owner and president, is pleased to rejoin the Marshall community and contribute to its economic growth.

Norfolk Homes is developing Emerald Hills, a golf course home community in Marshall. The project includes townhome condominiums and single-family homes near the Emerald Hills Golf Club. The company intends to construct 32 townhomes on Rebecca Street, with further development depending on the housing market.

Lisa Bartleman, Norfolk Homes' Director of Sales, outlined the company's building approach. She stressed the company's focus on durability, future-readiness, and energy efficiency. Bartleman also mentioned the advantages of condominium living, which provides a more relaxed, low-maintenance lifestyle.

Arlene Hulsebos, Emerald Hills Sales Assistant, noted that the homes feature an open floor plan, a first-floor master option, and a potential finished basement. The homes are near the Emerald Hills Golf Course and the Tavern, and buyers receive a free one-year golf membership. Norfolk Homes also provides off-site building services in the Marshall area.

The Choose Marshall Chamber works to boost economic growth, support local businesses, and create a positive business climate in the Marshall area. Norfolk Homes' membership in the chamber shows its commitment to these objectives and to the Marshall community.

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