Sprawl isn’t our thing. It reduces animal habitat, decreases human productivity, and increases emissions. Instead, we create urban real estate projects that involve some pretty cool stuff – remediating soil and groundwater, recycling obsolescent buildings, designing rainwater catchment systems and bioswales, incorporating recyclable materials and solar panels, and utilizing drought tolerant plants.

We develop projects close to transportation, jobs, entertainment, and restaurants – the type of projects that increase municipal revenues (from expanding property, sales, and business tax base) and generate funds for affordable housing, community-based programs, and maintenance of parks, schools, water, sewer, and infrastructure.

We also dig it when people get together in a community. Often, it leads to the sharing of ideas, new business creation, and greater employment opportunities.