Our communities
One shared foundation.
Walkable streets, homes families can afford, a village center, and care for decades.
What every community includes
Homes working families can afford
For households earning roughly 80 to 120 percent of area median income: teachers, nurses, tradespeople and service workers.A mix of home types
Manufactured, modular, multi-family and site-built homes in one neighborhood, so residents can move up or downsize without leaving.Walkable, connected streets
Laid out for walking, aging in place and running into neighbors, with trails and open space built in.Designed to improve
We plan to adjust services and spaces to how residents actually use them, so the neighborhood can improve over time.
The village center
Daily life, within a short walk.
Every community is anchored by a village center. We plan for what families need at every stage of life, close to home, through the Circle of Services®.
- Healthcare
- Wellness
- Longevity
- Food
- Education
- Work and business
- Transportation
- Entertainment
- Home and daily needs
Land and ownership
Land held for the long term.
In our model, most homes sit on land we keep and lease long term, so Humanly stays responsible for the community's health.
Ways to own or rent
- Land lease
- Own the home and lease the land beneath it long term, which is designed to lower the cost of buying.
- Leasehold
- Own the home on a long-term leasehold designed to work with a standard mortgage.
- Fee simple
- Own the home and the land beneath it.
- Condominium
- Own the home and a share of the common areas.
- Rental
- Rent a home in the neighborhood.
Bring a Humanly community to your town.
Municipal leaders and partners: start with a conversation. We bring the research; you bring the local knowledge.