Ocean City has officially begun preliminary construction on its most ambitious affordable housing project to date. The Pecks Beach Village development will introduce 60 new units across duplex style buildings, replacing outdated housing from the 1960s with modern, flood resilient residences. Officials say the project reflects years of planning and a broader effort to modernize the city’s housing stock.
Key Points
• The Pecks Beach Village project will include 60 units across 15 duplex buildings
• Construction is expected to last 18 to 24 months with completion targeted for 2027 or early 2028
• The $23 million project is funded through state financing, city support, and tax credits
• Existing 1960s era housing on the site will be demolished after completion
Closing Wrap-Up
As construction progresses, Pecks Beach Village represents a significant step forward in delivering attractive and resilient affordable housing. The project underscores Ocean City’s commitment to thoughtful development that supports families and strengthens neighborhoods.
By: Donald Wittkowski | Shore Local News | January 6, 2026
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