A Wellington church is taking on three critical needs in its town with a planned $90 million community that addresses affordable housing, affordable child care and seniors' housing needs.

Wellington United Church, built in 1888, has been sold to a new owner. People in the community say there were only about 10 members of the parish left, and that wasn't enough to keep the church going.

This artist rendering shows off a DiVosta home, the luxury-home brand offered by PulteGroup. The developer recently purchased 22.5 acres of unused church land in the Village of Wellington for its ...

On hallowed ground: Pulte plans 42-unit Wellington luxury community on 23-acre church site. Single-family homes will range from 3,300 sf to 5,400 sf, prices start at $1.5M ...

The apartments have been built to retain elements of the Gothic style church, dating back to 1899. Leaders in Real Estate / Stuff-co-nz Four of the five new apartments in a former Wellington ...