Earning a Living Should Mean Affording a Home.
The average price of a home in California is 904, 210
A mid tier home monthly mortgage in California in the 2025 quarter stood at 5,900, a 82% increased from 2020
56% of renters are cost burdened, paying more than 30% of their income in housing
The average rent on a one-bedroom apartment in Californa stands at 2,182
We are an organization committed to tackling the housing affordability crisis at every income level. Through innovative construction methods, targeted housing programs, and strategic efforts to influence the broader housing market, we work to expand access, lower costs, and build lasting solutions for communities in need.
What
Owning a house didn't cost a million dollars
Together,
We can change this
Win a 150 Gift Card
We are launching a start-up fundraiser with a goal to raise 10,000 dollars through donations and our 150 Visa gift card raffle. All we need you to do is donate or purchase a ticket of 10, 20, 40, 100, and share our message. Together, we can make housing more affordable for all
Unlimited Possibilities Program
Community college students are especially vulnerable to the housing crisis. With little credit, low income, and the strain of balancing school and work, many are forced to pay high rents or face housing instability. Without stable housing, earning a degree becomes even more difficult.
To address the housing crisis, our approach centers on three key components:
Innovative Design & Construction
Strategic Collaboration
Collective Policy Advocacy
We will utilize inovative design and constrcution methods that introduce new and efficient building methods to reduce expenses without compromising quality, sustainability, or community integration.
We will seek partner ship
with local governments, nonprofits, developers, and communities to pool expertise, resources, and influence—ensuring each project is deeply rooted in local needs and long-term success.
We will work to reshape housing policy at all levels to remove barriers, unlock funding, and promote equity—amplifying the impact of every home we build.