We’re excited to share a meaningful neighborhood improvement catalyst: Hill at Sims, a new 100-acre regional park led by Houston Parks Board and Harris County partners, is located about a ~12-minute drive from our site. Hill at Sims is located at 11808 Scott St., Houston, TX 77047. This is not just a “park concept”—it is a real, funded project with public updates and a defined scope. Why This Matters for Our Community Large public parks and greenway networks can materially im

As part of our ongoing market diligence, we look for real-world comparable projects that help validate buyer demand for smaller-footprint, attainable housing in the Greater Houston area—especially along fast-growing suburban corridors. Recently, we researched a North Houston / New Caney area project that was described to us as a “tiny-home style” community. While public sources vary on the exact unit count and whether the homes are sold vs. leased, we did find two strong publ

We’re excited to share a key infrastructure milestone: Houston Public Works has issued our WCR letter for ILMS Project No. 26041467, confirming the City’s review of our water and wastewater service reservations for the Fuqua Tiny Home Community. We will upload the WCR letter and related supporting documents to the investor portal. (Some sensitive details—such as fee totals—will be redacted in the version posted publicly.) What the WCR Letter Confirms Per the City’s letter, ou

We have attached a short video to this post. Investors can view the updated roadway conditions directly. We’re happy to share another positive on-the-ground update: the City has recently improved and reconditioned Fuqua Road in front of our project site, and the work was completed in early May. Why This Matters Improved frontage infrastructure is a meaningful benefit for the community: Better access and smoother entry for future residents, visitors, and contractors Stronger c

We’re excited to share another important step forward on the infrastructure side. We recently submitted our project package, and we have now received confirmation that CenterPoint Energy’s Survey and Right of Way Department reviewed our submittal and determined that our Plat is acceptable for Joint Utility (Joint Trench) design. We will also share a screenshot of the official notification on our website for investor reference. What Happens Next According to the notice: A Serv

We’re happy to share an important milestone: our land purchase successfully closed last week . Following the closing, we have shared the closing documentation with our investors , and we are now making the original scanned copies available through our website for verified investor access. How to View the Land Closing Documents To protect confidentiality and keep investor materials secure, access is available only to approved investors. Register an account on our website Our

We’re excited to share a major milestone: on April 2, 2026 , we officially received the City of Houston platting approval . We will be sharing a screenshot of the approval here on the website as part of this update. What Happens Next Starting next Monday , our architect and engineering team (civil, structural, and other consultants) will begin the next phase of work: preparing the next permit submission package . Permit package preparation begins: next Monday Expected first

We’re excited to share a marketing milestone: we’ve begun working with a top-performing Houston real estate agent and sales team (name withheld for privacy and competitive reasons) to support our early go-to-market planning. Who This Team Is (High-Level Profile) Based on our discussions and the information they’ve shared with us: A recognized, award-winning top agent in the Houston market A 30+ person team with reach across both domestic and international buyer networks Pr

Another major positive signal for Houston’s long-term growth is the continued expansion of The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and the broader Texas Medical Center ecosystem. MD Anderson Is Expanding Capacity in Houston MD Anderson’s published expansion plan shows new facilities scheduled to open between 2026 and 2031 , expanding both outpatient and inpatient capacity across Houston. In addition, MD Anderson has: announced openings of new specialized clinical p

We’re seeing strong regional momentum near our submarket—especially around William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) . Hobby Airport Is Expanding for More Domestic + International Capacity Houston Airports is advancing a $470M West Concourse expansion at Hobby that will add seven new gates capable of serving domestic and international flights , along with major terminal upgrades, with completion targeted for 2027 . Hiring Momentum at Houston Airports As activity grows, Houston Airport

The Fuqua Tiny Home Community project has an important update: the land closing date has been rescheduled to Monday, April 6, 2026. This change comes after an unexpected event involving one of the co-owners, which delayed the process. While the details remain private, this update brings clarity on what the delay means for the project and its future. Why the Delay Is Not a Setback At first glance, a delay in closing on land might seem like a problem. But in this case, the late

The Fuqua Tiny Home Community project is making steady progress, especially in managing construction costs and refining procurement strategies. Keeping construction expenses under control is crucial for delivering affordable homes without compromising quality. This update shares recent developments in securing competitive material quotes, validating general contractor pricing, and exploring potential savings on utility infrastructure. Material Procurement: Competitive Quotes

The Fuqua Tiny Home Community has reached an important stage in its development. The civil engineering team has completed the site plan and submitted the platting package to the City for review. This progress marks a significant step toward moving the project into the next phase of design and permitting. Alongside this milestone, the project team has identified an opportunity to increase the number of homes on the site, improving the community’s potential value and appeal. Ci

The Fuqua Tiny Home Community project is moving steadily toward a key milestone: closing on the land in March 2026. While this timing is slightly later than initially expected, the delay brings financial advantages and operational flexibility that benefit investors and the project overall. This update explains the reasons behind the delay, how the project continues to advance, and why this timing improves capital efficiency. Why the Land Closing Was Delayed The delay in closi

As March 2026 begins, the Fuqua Tiny Home Community project is gaining momentum with key developments in team assembly and design decisions. The platting workstream is moving forward rapidly, while the project team has secured essential consultants and confirmed important design elements. These advances set the stage for a smooth transition into permitting, design development, and construction readiness. Progress on Design and Consultant Team The project team has made signifi

The Fuqua Tiny Home Community has reached an important milestone. Round I of the equity raise has officially closed, marking a significant step forward for the project. Now, Round II is open for investment, allowing the team to maintain momentum and continue advancing the development with focus and precision. This progress reflects the careful planning and execution that have guided the project from the start. The community is designed to meet growing demand for affordable, s