IDEAL LAND CRITERIA FOR OHT
Higher Density Urban Properties
Creating mixed-income communities where lower income families are usually priced out
OHT works to preserve and enhance affordable housing in lower-density neighborhoods by:
Preserving Single-Family Homes: Acquiring and maintaining affordability for future generations, preventing displacement, and preserving neighborhood character.
Adding Gentle Density: Expanding housing options with:
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs): Small secondary units added to existing properties.
Lot Splits: Dividing larger lots to create additional modest-sized homes.
Small-Scale Multifamily Conversion: Converting single-family homes into duplexes or triplexes where zoning permits.
These efforts increase affordable housing while respecting neighborhood character, fostering diverse and inclusive communities.
Urban Infill Sites Maximize Affordable Housing Near Economic Hubs
OHT focuses on developing higher-density urban properties near transit, jobs, schools, and amenities to create affordable housing options such as:
Multifamily Homeownership: Affordable duplexes, triplexes, and quadplexes in urban areas.
Townhomes: Family-friendly homes that balance density with private space.
Below-Market Rentals: Affordable apartments in amenity-rich neighborhoods, preserving long-term accessibility for lower-income households.
These projects maximize land use, increase affordable units, and build vibrant, mixed-income communities with excellent access to opportunities and services.
