Redefining successful real estate development by prioritizing community, preservation, and sustainability.
By putting the community needs and shared values at the forefront of design and construction, we establish trust, foster inclusive engagement, and promote social responsibility among stakeholders. The result is not only a positive reputation, but also a highly functional and sustainable asset that is well-positioned to outperform its competitors

FEATURED DEVELOPMENT
Carline Center
The original building dates back to the late 1920s and was two homes that were merged in the 1960s, Carline Center is named after the streetcar line that once ran through the Historic FQ Story neighborhood between Roosevelt and Grand Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona. Prior to our acquisition, the building had been vacant for five years and now stands as a prime example of adaptive reuse in Phoenix.

COMMUNITY ENGAGMENT
We’re Committed to Collaboration and Responsible Development

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Local First Podcast Feature
Ashely Harder launched her small-scale adaptive-reuse-focused development company 10 years ago with a focus on contributing to building a more vibrant and unique environment throughout Phoenix.
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Arizona State Historic Preservation Conference Panel: Everything Old is New Again
The Arizona State Historic Preservation Conference panel discusses the intersection of redevelopment, historic preservation, and adaptive reuse. The conversation includes identifying candidate buildings for adaptive reuse, working within existing building and city codes, challenges posed by the Secretary of the Interior's Standards, use of public-private partnerships to leverage funding opportunities, and applicability of state and federal tax incentives.
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ULI Trends Day
During the ULI Trends Day, we discussed the definitions of historical preservation and adaptive reuse as well as the challenges facing us today which include cost, change in use, entitlement challenges, public involvement, and funding. We also stressed the need to address the equity gap and consider non-traditional partners for future growth.
