The thinking goes, that with increased, affordable housing inventory, the cost of rent in densely-populated, thriving cities like Columbus, Austin, and Portland will not rise so quickly. This allows more people from various economic backgrounds to live there and share in the prosperity of the local economy.

However, traditional real estate development in these densely-populated communities typically provides value directly to large real estate development firms and not the individual homeowner in a meaningful and measurable way.

We believe there’s a better approach to building communities equitably - providing value not only for the large real estate development firm - but also providing value to the homeowner.

Our model provides value directly to the homeowner through the increased property value, the creation of a revenue-generating rental unit, and a monthly revenue share.

Just like Web 3.0 is changing the way users own and monetize their content on the Internet, we’re changing the way communities grow and scale by giving value back to the homeowner.

We believe it’s time to say “Yes In My Back Yarrd.”

We’re creating a “Real Estate 3.0” giving value back to the pioneering homeowners responsible for investing in and transforming the communities in which they live.