Renovating and modernizing homes into safe, affordable, beautiful spaces — and prioritizing access for BIPOC families to build generational wealth and stability.
Developing mixed-use properties that support businesses and entrepreneurs while creating local jobs.
Designing and repurposing spaces for cultural, social, and educational engagement.
Real properties we've acquired, renovated, and returned to the community.
A home with purpose — brought to modern standards while preserving its historic charm.
An example of how intentional redevelopment can transform a community.
The former home of Neddie Coid, an advocate for racial equity — now welcoming a new generation of professionals and leaders.
A house that had seen better days, restored into a modern Southeast Greensboro residence.
Taken from worn to welcoming — a complete before-during-after restoration, inside and out.
Another Southeast Greensboro home revitalized and returned to the neighborhood.
“The Black House” — an 1900 boarding house restored into an Airbnb & community space.
A decade-spanning restoration, 2015 to 2025.
A complete 2025 renovation in Southeast Greensboro.
A tiny home, a big transformation (2020–2024).
Also in the portfolio: 704 Martin St · 700, 1813 & 1815 MLK · 454 & 447 Gorrell · 513
Revitalizing business spaces and creating opportunities for Black entrepreneurs.
A mixed-use business & arts hub anchoring the community.
Repurposing a historic church into community retail and medical space.
A mixed-use retail and housing development on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
We partner with investors, landowners, and community organizations who share the mission.