Residential Sustainability
Net-zero and Net-positive Affordable Housing Neighborhoods
Setting a new standard for how we live.
Welcome to The Harmon ReDevelopment Group
Who We Are
Our Expertise
Our Expertise
At The Harmon ReDevelopment Group, we are a nonprofit organization of housing and sustainability professionals driven by our mission to re-develop blighted neighborhoods into net positive affordable housing communities which serve as a training facility for the clean energy workforce and provides jobs and homeownership preparation and a
At The Harmon ReDevelopment Group, we are a nonprofit organization of housing and sustainability professionals driven by our mission to re-develop blighted neighborhoods into net positive affordable housing communities which serve as a training facility for the clean energy workforce and provides jobs and homeownership preparation and assistance to the community. This is accomplished applying the sustainable standards of LEED for Neighborhood Design, LEED for Homes and LEED Positive.
Our Expertise
Our Expertise
Our Expertise
Our team has a deep understanding of affordable housing and net-positive neighborhood development and will eliminate blight while providing sustainable living at an affordable price. We specialize in the redesign and rehabilitation of blighted residential neighborhoods of single family homes as well as the ongoing operations management and compliance of the neighborhoods.
Our Approach
Our Expertise
Our Approach
At The Harmon ReDevelopment Group, we look at the U.S. cities with the greatest deficit of affordable-housing and redevelop the most blighted neighborhoods within those cities into net-zero and net-positive affordable housing communities moving the 1st city on the list to the 11th until the initial 11th city becomes the first; then the cy
At The Harmon ReDevelopment Group, we look at the U.S. cities with the greatest deficit of affordable-housing and redevelop the most blighted neighborhoods within those cities into net-zero and net-positive affordable housing communities moving the 1st city on the list to the 11th until the initial 11th city becomes the first; then the cycle continues. This path will be our approach as long as there is an affordable housing crisis in the United States of America and possibly beyond.