Development

Each project requires a fresh approach. An open mind set is critical. Site identification often
drives concept development. We place ourselves in the end users’ shoes to envision all aspects of future use. We are cognizant that the built environment primarily serves its inhabitants while impacting or local and universal ecosystems. Initially, we identify the demand of the submarket and surrounding areas. Then, few form a diverse team to explore the viability and execution of these possibilities. The quality and expertise of this team is significant as it will have a profound effect on the project’s success. This success is directly related to the price an end user will pay. The team maximizes success by maintaining focus on quality, sustainability, and serviceability.

Park Modern

Park Modern is an infill, high density, flexible lot development project with multiple phases of build out. This was an assemblage from multiple property owners in Central Tucson which ultimately yielded 91 homes.

Camino Modern

Camino Modern, an infill, flexible lot development community on the East side of Tucson evolved from its predecessor, Park Modern. A former 5+ acre apartment site was initially acquired along with a city owned alley directly adjacent to the parcel.

250 N Meyer

250 N Meyer is in downtown Tucson, AZ and has served as an office building for lawyers due to its proximity to both State and Federal Courts. An investment group was established to reposition the asset and double its basis.

Armory Park

Located within the renowned nationally designated historic neighborhood of Armory Park. A new plat and subdivision plans will be created to develop six new single family detached homes balancing the neighborhoods historic and eclectic charm with modern, sensible, and efficient new homes.