As real estate markets throughout the country fluctuate, it is becoming increasingly difficult for seniors to find affordable housing and working families to purchase a home within most inner cities of America.  

The mission of this project is to develop special housing programs and projects that are affordable but take a new and creative approach to lower-income housing. Rather than building concrete towers or cheap multiunit ghetto dwellings, our aim is to create unique housing that is pleasing in both form and function.  Forward thinking design, innovative construction techniques and a genuine understanding of the needs of human beings will result in an environment that will uplift the community at large.

In today's real estate market, despite their hard work and sacrifice, many workers are unable to afford a home in which to raise their families even with both adults employed full-time. Complicating the situation with the fact that manufacturing jobs are moving offshore and to more business friendly areas, wages and salaries have been under siege to say the least.  In hot real estate markets such as Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Francisco, just to mention a few, hard working families are being required to struggle in underserved poor working communities or seek living space in the suburbs adding the extra burden and expenses of daily commuting.

While living in the suburbs may seem to be a solution, in reality it brings a different set of problems.  Most affordable suburbs are far away from most job centers requiring workers to make long and costly commutes or dependent on public transportation systems that are often inadequate or nonexistent.