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Attainable Single-Family
Home Ownership
Attainable Single-Family
Home Ownership
Attainable Single-Family
Home Ownership
Attainable Single-Family
Home Ownership
A New Way
of Living
The homes and eco villages being developed by Innovations CDC are leading the evolution of home and community development. Truly "A New Way of Living”. An indoor/outdoor lifestyle promoting a sense of community and sociability with an emphasize on an ecologically friendly approach to living. All at an attainable price.
Our Mission
To make homeownership attainable for those with limited resources.
To ensure the long-term sustainability of each community and its residents.
Our Story
Producing attainable single-family housing becomes more difficult with each passing year. For many, the dream of owning their own home is out of reach, with the number growing each year. The issues are well known but an answer is still elusive. Or perhaps not.
Our Communities
A different approach to the layout of the community is necessary to reduce the cost of infrastructure on which the homes will be built.
The main goals for the design of the community are:
- Devise a more cost-effective approach to the layout of a high-density community while creating the impression of a less dense environment.
- Achieve a blending of home design with the land plan to create a compelling environment in which to thrive.
- Minimize the environmental densities of the project’s overall footprint.
- Maximize the long-term sustainability of the community using low impact development techniques and low maintenance landscaping and amenities.
Our Homes
These homes represent the "New-Century Modern" architectural style, marked by shed roofs, geometric shapes, and ample windows that offer expansive views and access to the outdoors, fostering a connection with nature. The abundant use of windows and outdoor decks creates an expanded living space by blending the outside with the inside. This architectural style encourages an indoor/outdoor lifestyle that enhances community engagement and social interaction.
"It is the 'human experience' of space that matters - both real space and perceived space".
