EHT scales through projects, partners, and regional manufacturing capacity—turning a repeatable housing system into real homes.
EHT begins with three Oregon deployments and a focused Pacific Northwest strategy—building the approvals, partnerships, and manufacturing capacity required to expand across Washington, Idaho, and the Mountain West.
A faith-based land stewardship partnership demonstrating how underused institutional land can create attainable housing while extending a congregation’s community mission.
The first projects do more than deliver homes. They establish the repeatable approvals, supply relationships, and execution model required for the next market.
Execute active Oregon deployments with mission-aligned landowners and public partners.
2027–2028Codify approvals, manufacturing, logistics, and operating data into repeatable delivery methods.
Oregon · Washington · IdahoApply EHT Living across multiple sites, housing needs, and institutional partnerships.
500+ units in deployment + underwritingTiming reflects current planning and remains subject to approvals, financing, design development, and final agreements.
Many institutions hold land that could serve the people and communities at the center of their mission. What they often lack is a repeatable path from land to executable housing.
Transform underused land into housing that extends stewardship and community service.
Create housing options that help teachers, staff, and families remain in the communities they serve.
Convert policy goals and public land into a scalable, financeable delivery pipeline.
Expand production capacity through standardized systems and aligned regional execution.
EHT is partnering with landowners, public institutions, housing organizations, and aligned capital to move attainable housing into the market.
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