Thoughtful development that makes better use of the neighborhoods we already have. Infill development is the creation of new housing on vacant, underutilized, or overlooked property within an existing community. Rather than extending development farther outward, infill looks inward—identifying opportunities to thoughtfully add new homes where streets,...

A vacant lot may look simple. Determining what can actually be built on it is not. Before purchasing land or beginning a development concept, it is important to understand the physical, regulatory, financial, and market conditions that affect the property. At HAUS 121, we believe the right...

Townhomes and stacked flats can both provide attractive alternatives to traditional single-family homes and larger apartment buildings. Although they may appear similar from the street, the way the homes are arranged, accessed, and experienced can be very different. Understanding these differences is important when evaluating a...

Housing terms such as workforce housing, affordable housing, attainable housing, and missing-middle housing are often used interchangeably, but they do not mean exactly the same thing. Understanding the difference is important for homeowners, investors, landowners, and communities considering new residential development. At HAUS 121, we believe housing...

Owning land can create opportunities that are not always obvious from looking at the property today. A vacant lot, oversized residential parcel, aging home, or underutilized property may have potential for infill housing, redevelopment, additional dwelling units, townhomes, missing-middle housing, or another residential use. Before selling, landowners...

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