S E V E N T Y - F I V E Y E A R S O F
Building Stability, Opportunity, and Home.
Investing in Dalton, Georgia’s housing and people since 1949.
75 years of caring for people and properties
Balanced budgets & upgraded properties
Public-private collaboration
At Well Housed Dalton, our mission is to steward safe and affordable housing in Dalton, Georgia while connecting families to available resources for success.
We are collaborating and investing to create a city where everyone can access a safe and affordable home in a supportive community.
Our Mission
Our Model
In the City of Dalton, housing instability compromises quality of life and economic potential. Well Housed Dalton partners with investors to provide safe, healthy housing in a supportive community.
Our model turns housing investment into community impact.
Communities thrive
when everyone has a place to call home.
Affordable and safe housing options transform capital into community growth:
Increased availability of housing people want and can pay for.
Mixed-income developments that foster diverse communities.
Growth in local businesses and economies with increased populations.
Long term stability and growth for Dalton’s community and workforce.
Partnering with Well Housed Dalton is simple and effective.
Social impact is the new ROI,
and Well Housed delivers it.
Call us to discuss your
investment goals and available options for investment.
Watch affordable, mixed-income housing rise in Dalton.
Enjoy renewed community stability and growth that transforms entire areas of Dalton.
Let’s see how we can help solve these challenges together.
Investing in stable, affordable, and healthy housing is not just a social imperative, but an economic strategy to:
Boost GDP and Dalton’s economy
Create jobs and increase tax revenues
Improve public health and childhood education outcomes
These investments lay the foundation for resilient and prosperous communities.
Building What Dalton Needs Next
We’re proud to introduce two groundbreaking projects that combine visionary design, affordability, and lasting community impact — right here in the City of Dalton.
These developments represent the next generation of mixed-income, workforce-centered housing — designed to meet real needs, create opportunity, and strengthen our community.
EcoPanel Housing
Partners: Truist Charitable Trust, Flooring Capital Development Corporation, Believe Greater Dalton
Currently on the Market!
Walton Fields
Partners: Believe Greater Dalton, Walton Properties, City of Dalton, Dalton-Whitfield Joint Development Authority
Walton Fields is a brand-new community featuring 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartment homes. Residents will enjoy a range of amenities, programs, and services provided by a dedicated and experienced team. Leasing of the community will begin in Spring 2027.
Estimated Completion Date: Spring 2027
Smart investments grow stronger communities.
Hear from our partners in affordable, safe housing.
Partnering with Dalton Housing authority has been a true blessing for our church and the families we serve. Together, we’ve created safe, welcoming spaces for children and families in the housing authority—whether through Vacation Bible School, Easter events, cookouts, or shared meals. This collaboration is a beautiful example of what can happen when hearts and hands come together in service. We’re grateful for the shared mission and lasting impact we’re making side by side.
Suzanne Hooie (First Baptist Church of Dalton - Minister of Mission and Spiritual Formation)
When United Way and the Dalton Housing Authority come together, real change happens. Through our partnership, United Way of Northwest Georgia has fully renovated two triplex housing units—creating safe, quality, affordable homes for families who need them most. This isn’t just about construction, it is about transformation. It is about showing what is possible when we unite around a common goal. Together, we are preserving housing, restoring hope, and building a stronger, more resilient community one family at a time.
-Amanda Burt (United Way of Northwest Georgia - President)
Working with Alejandra Ambriz and the Housing Authority of the City of Dalton has had a powerful impact on the future teachers who have participated in the literacy events with the families. While they worked at these events, they became more comfortable working with parents, and they honed their teaching skills. Meanwhile, parents learned how to assist their children at home to help their children become ready to learn literacy and other skills when they entered school…rich community interactions and life-long collaborations can start with a simple introduction and an open heart and an open mind.
Sharon Hixon (Dalton State College School of Education - Dean)
Walton Communities is honored to have been selected to partner with the Dalton Housing Authority on their redevelopment at Underwood Circle and is excited to bring our mission of creating neighborhoods where people thrive to the residents of Dalton. From the beginning of our relationship, it was clear that the community embraces a committed, collaborative approach when it comes to positioning Dalton as a best place to live. The strength of these relationships and the ongoing in-sync collaboration between the Dalton Housing Authority, the City of Dalton, the Dalton-Whitfield County Joint Development Authority, the Greater Dalton Chamber of Commerce, and Believe Greater Dalton is what will make this effort a success.
-Tom Wilkes, President, Walton Communities.
We are Well Housed, and we believe in effective community housing initiatives.
With 70 years of experience, balanced budgets, upgraded properties, and partnerships with local entities, Well Housed Dalton is a trusted leader in effective community housing initiatives.
Our board of local residents and leaders work closely with our experienced staff to deliver affordable, safe housing and resources that allow our residents to thrive.
Dignity and the ability to thrive starts with living in safe, healthy housing. That’s our mission.
“Housing is absolutely essential to human flourishing. Without stable shelter, it all falls apart.”
MATTHEW DESMOND
