Portfolio
Every property in the Loci portfolio — real sites, real specs, at every stage from flagship development to early concept. The portfolio grows one property at a time; each one gets its own page here.
Partner / Pipeline
Under Review
Concept / Demonstration
Loci Skymeadow
The first property in the Loci portfolio. A 3D-printed residence paired with flexible accessory space and seasonal RV parking, currently moving through Pierce County entitlement.
Loci Rainier (sample)
An early concept designed against a known property to demonstrate the baseline Loci micro-community model — cabins, studio units, a community center, and an admin/manager’s building.
How we evaluate sites
Not five kinds of place — four independent questions asked of every site. A site can score well on one and differently on another; nothing is forced into a category it doesn’t fit.
Rural, suburban, or urban — read off the parcel’s actual setting, not a judgment call.
Micro-community, single-family, multi-family, or farmland and other operations. Micro-community is the core Loci product.
A single dwelling, or units within a shared structure — the second is what the Loci program needs most.
Zoning that permits the program, no foreclosing restrictions, knowable utility costs, and enough land to phase.
Own land or a property that fits this model?
We’re always evaluating new sites for the portfolio. See how land and property partnership works.