We assemble overlooked Peninsula parcels, guide them through entitlement and deliver prefab-built housing that fits the neighborhood — a repeatable model for adding homes where the Bay Area needs them most.
We look for underused lots and older buildings in supply-constrained Peninsula markets, underwritten conservatively.
We work with architects, civil engineers and city staff to move projects through planning review.
Factory-built homes mean less time on site, less disruption for neighbors and more predictable costs.
Licensed builder partners deliver the homes while existing residents stay where possible.
We market and lease the finished homes ourselves.
Our management team runs the property after delivery, so we build what we can maintain.
An 11-home infill community on 0.55 acres. The plan keeps 5 existing homes and adds 6 new prefabricated residences. Now in pre-application and entitlement, with Dahlin Group (architecture) and HMH (civil engineering).
A mixed-use infill project in Half Moon Bay's downtown commercial district. Two existing homes stay, and a new two-story building adds about 600 square feet of ground-floor office with two new 2-bedroom apartments above, each with its own 2-car garage. In October 2026 the City issued both Measure D residential allocations for the project; next is the Coastal Development Permit and Architectural Review. Team: Dahlin Group (architecture and planning) and HMH (civil engineering).
Infill multifamily projects from about 10 units, scaling toward 20 to 40 units, on the San Francisco Peninsula.
Factory-built homes shorten time on site, reduce disruption for neighbors and existing residents, and make costs more predictable.
Often, yes. At Purissima Circle we keep 5 existing homes and add 6 new ones.
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