Community Development

Community & Supportive Housing Development

Using construction and real estate development as a tool to strengthen communities and create sustainable housing opportunities.

A row of modern townhomes in a residential neighborhood community

What We Do

21st Century Construction works on affordable housing, workforce housing, veteran housing, transitional housing, supportive housing, nonprofit development partnerships, and community redevelopment. We partner with nonprofits, investors, landowners, agencies, and other development partners to create housing that serves their communities.

How We Do It

We plan and build projects that fit each community partner's mission — coordinating land, planning, funding-adjacent budgets, construction, and community development across the project. From a single supportive housing project to a fuller community redevelopment effort, we bring the construction coordination to make it real.

Our Process

1Community Assessment
2Partnership & Planning
3Budgeting
4Design & Engineering
5Site Development
6Construction
7Completion & Handover
Completion

What We Can Build & Provide

  • Affordable Housing
  • Workforce Housing
  • Veteran Housing
  • Transitional Housing
  • Supportive Housing
  • Homeless Housing Initiatives
  • Independent Living Facilities
  • Nonprofit Development Partnerships
  • Community Redevelopment
  • Residential Rehabilitation
  • Housing for Underserved Populations

Why 21st Century Construction

Every community deserves housing that is safe, quality-built, and sustainable. Our goal is to use our construction and development experience to support the nonprofits, agencies, and communities working to provide it — delivering dependable, well-coordinated projects that strengthen neighborhoods and serve the people who live there.

Ready to Start Your Project?

Tell us about your project and we will coordinate the planning, budgeting, and construction from concept through completion.

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