From Pueblo to Nationwide
A short look at the journey ahead: Section 8 voucher-ready homes, starting in Pueblo, expanding across rural Colorado, and going nationwide.
Community imagery shown is a design concept. Timelines and expansion plans are goals subject to permitting, partnerships, and funding.
Milestones
Each phase builds on the last. We're being transparent about what's done, what's underway, and what's ahead.
2026 · NowComplete
Foundation Established
- •501(c)(3) nonprofit status effective February 2026
- •EIN, UEI, and SAM.gov registration on file
- •Founding documents and governance in place
2026–2027In progress
Capacity & Partnerships
- •Raising working capital and building grant readiness
- •Recruiting an advisory board across key disciplines
- •Cultivating landowner, funder, and developer relationships
- •Focusing our first Section 8-based community in the Pueblo, Colorado area
2027Planned
Land & Design
- •Acquire 80–100 acres for the first community
- •Engineering, site design, and master planning
- •Permitting and entitlement with local jurisdictions
- •Secure development capital and construction financing
2027–2028Planned
Breaking Ground
- •Infrastructure: roads, utilities, and renewable systems
- •Construction of the first energy-efficient homes
- •Begin the shared community and recreation campus
2028 & BeyondPlanned
Families Home & Growing
- •Welcome the first families into stable, affordable homes
- •Launch learning, wellness, and family-support programs
- •Refine the model and expand into the next 10–20 rural areas, prioritized by where Section 8 voucher need is greatest
The Long-Term VisionPlanned
Rural Colorado, Then Nationwide
- •Prove the voucher-ready, Section 8-based model across rural Colorado
- •Build a repeatable playbook for new communities
- •Expand the model to high-need rural regions nationwide
Timelines, acreage, and milestones are planning targets and design concepts subject to engineering review, permitting, partnerships, and funding availability.