Unlike large construction companies, we focus on quality, efficiency, and speed. We take on a limited number of projects to ensure constant communication, tailoring your budget and potential profits to make your investment both profitable and stable.

We provide a wide range of single-family and multi-family home models that fit various budgets. We handle everything from securing necessary permits and licenses to managing all phases of construction, from land preparation to obtaining the Certificate of Occupancy, ensuring the property is ready for habitation or sale.

The permitting process for property construction typically takes 3 to 4 months, depending on the location and complexity of the project. This is a critical step to ensure that all aspects of the project comply with local and regional regulations before construction begins. While we make every effort to stay within this timeframe, it is important to note that delays can occur due to factors beyond our control, such as local authority processing times or changes in regulations. We strive to keep clients informed and work efficiently to minimize any delays.

Construction timelines can vary depending on several factors, including the size, design, and specific features you choose for your property. On average, the construction process takes between 4 to 6 months. However, we work closely with our clients to establish realistic timelines tailored to their needs and preferences. While we aim to adhere to these estimates, it's important to note that timelines may be influenced by factors such as weather conditions, material availability, permit approval processes, and any unforeseen changes or modifications during construction.

Prices vary depending on location, size, materials used, and property specifications. To give you a rough idea, construction costs for a house may start at $125 per square foot. We provide personalized quotes based on your investment goals and the type of property you wish to build.

Changes and customizations can be made during the early stages of construction. However, the later the stage, the harder it is to make modifications without impacting the delivery time. It’s important to discuss any changes as soon as possible to assess their feasibility without delaying the project.