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Partnering with Communities to Deliver Housing Solutions
Aligned With Local Housing Programs
Successful housing solutions require strong local partnerships. We actively work alongside municipalities, housing authorities, developers, and community organizations to help navigate programs, funding sources, and zoning considerations that support factory-built housing initiatives.
From early planning through project delivery, our team collaborates with local stakeholders to align housing goals with program requirements, site conditions, and community standards. By coordinating on items such as land-use approvals, design criteria, and funding eligibility, we help reduce uncertainty, streamline timelines, and create housing solutions that are both practical and scalable.
The result is a collaborative approach that turns policy objectives and housing programs into real, deliverable homes—built efficiently, responsibly, and with long-term community impact in mind.
Housing Solutions That Meet Program Requirements
Factory-built housing can integrate seamlessly with local housing programs, including SHIP funds, workforce housing initiatives, and infill redevelopment efforts. Our team collaborates early with local officials to ensure designs, timelines, and site plans align with program requirements.
Collaboration from Concept to Completion
- Coordination with city and county planning departments
- Support for zoning, land-use, and program compliance
- Scalable solutions for single homes, duplexes, and small communities
- Flexible designs that meet local architectural and neighborhood standards
Municipal & Housing Program Alignment
We guide you every step of the way, from design and permitting through delivery and installation. Aligned With Local Housing Programs—Let’s Talk
What Is Transform386?
Transform386 is Volusia County’s disaster recovery initiative funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) program. It was created to help Volusia County rebuild, recover, and strengthen communities after major storm events like Hurricane Ian and Hurricane Milton, focusing on long-term housing, infrastructure, and mitigation needs.
How It Helps Residents & Communities
- Homeowner Recovery: The program provides financial assistance for eligible homeowners to repair, rebuild, or replace homes damaged by hurricanes, and offers reimbursement for storm-related repairs already completed.
- Affordable & Multi-Family Housing: Gap funding and other support help develop affordable multi-family housing projects in the county.
- Infrastructure & Mitigation: Funds support public infrastructure improvements (like stormwater systems and utilities) and resilience projects that reduce future disaster risk.
- Income & Eligibility Focus: A large portion of the funds are focused on helping low- to moderate-income residents, and certain income limits and HUD objectives apply to eligibility.
Why It Matters
Transform386 helps ensure that recovery goes beyond simple repair — it’s designed to build back stronger, safer, and more resilient housing and communities after disaster impacts. The initiative blends federal support, local planning, and community engagement to address unmet housing needs and enhance long-term resiliency across Volusia County.
Transform386: Driving Local Growth
Transform386 is a Volusia County initiative designed to strengthen communities through housing, redevelopment, and economic investment. .
Live Local Act — Florida’s Affordable Housing Strategy (SB 102)
The Live Local Act is a comprehensive statewide housing law passed by the Florida Legislature to expand affordable and workforce housing opportunities across the state. It provides significant funding, tax incentives, land-use changes, and streamlined approvals to encourage the development of housing that’s attainable for people who work and live in Florida communities.
Key goals and features:
- Encourages new multifamily and mixed-use developments by offering incentives and reducing barriers in areas zoned commercial, industrial, or mixed-use.
- Requires that qualifying projects include at least 40 % affordable units (to households earning up to 120 % of area median income) that stay affordable for at least 30 years.
- Offers tax incentives (including property tax exemptions and potential sales tax refunds on building materials) and other tools to make affordable housing financially feasible.
- Requires administrative approval for qualifying developments — meaning once they meet the criteria, local governments must approve them without additional discretionary hearings.
- Includes land-use provisions that preempt certain local rules on zoning, density, and building height to help speed housing production.
The Live Local Act represents one of Florida’s largest housing investments in history, and is intended to help more Floridians live where they work by making housing development easier and more cost-effective.
Builder & Developers
Florida’s Live Local Act creates powerful incentives for affordable housing development, including increased density and zoning flexibility. Explore how this legislation can support your next project.