Our Work
We create development projects designed to uplift individuals and communities.
Our Focus Areas
We specialize in mixed-use developments that are not just buildings—they’re lifelines for connection, growth, and belonging. With women at the helm, our projects are crafted to meet critical needs of families and individuals. We integrate:
Affordable Housing
Providing safe, comfortable options for a community's most vulnerable members.
Trauma-informed Universal Design
Ensuring housing comforts and supports every resident.
Accessible Services & Community Ammenities
Creating communities that uplift members and offer necessary support.
Small-scale Neighborhood Infill
Building developments that add to an existing community.
Explore Our Projects
Located in downtown St. George and within walking distance of a park and bus lines, The Point at Red Hills will bring Permanent Supportive Housing to St. George to serve the area’s most vulnerable individuals leaving homelessness. It includes a 1.5-acre parcel with 50 existing units to be renovated, and an additional 60 units to be newly constructed on site.
The Guadalupe Neighborhood of Salt Lake City has a deep history of activation, engagement, and multigenerational advocacy. This development is dedicated to providing 50 affordable units and 2 market rate units. This structure is meant to serve those with the most resource gaps including those transitioning out of homelessness or housing insecurity, refugees and New Americans, multi-generational and young families, and older adults looking for independent living.
The gateway community of Moab offers scenic sites, natural wonders, and arts & culture anchors, but also suffers from a crippling housing crisis. Amasa Apartments is positioned to provide 50 affordable housing units along with activated community spaces for families and trauma informed design for those transitioning out of homelessness and survivors of domestic violence. This will allow Moab to continue growing at a scale that the local community needs.
Harris Community Village is a campus that includes a beloved school turned resource center and 66 units of newly constructed permanent supportive housing for Tooele’s most vulnerable. The CRC includes school site turned resource 24/7 childcare, a homeless shelter, domestic violence and substance abuse support groups, soup kitchen serving three meals a day, case management and day services (showers, laundry, and computers) and overall, a thriving community for those in need.