President and Founder

Across a span of 23 years, John has excelled in the realm of affordable housing development in New Jersey. His role in elevating a grassroots neighborhood organization into a successful nonprofit corporation operating in eight municipalities in Hudson and Essex Counties reflects his effective leadership. He adeptly managed over $130 million in funds, blending public and private investments, resulting in the creation of more than 500 affordable housing units. This encompassed revitalizing 200 abandoned properties and overseeing a 150-unit LIHTC portfolio. Notably, he initiated a homeownership program benefiting 150 local residents, generating over $300,000 in wealth per family. John's strategic acumen also extended to a neighborhood planning initiative that attracted several million dollars in new tax credit investments. Serving as chairman of the Board of Directors for the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey twice, he wielded influence over local and state policies, collaborating with multiple mayors and the Governor's office to drive impactful community development and affordable housing policies.

Lead Project Manager

James plays a pivotal role in driving the company's affordable housing development initiatives. James has been an indispensable asset to the company's growth for almost two years now. With his unwavering commitment, he executes projects in South Jersey communities such as Camden, Bridgeton, and Salem, and implements neighborhood revitalization efforts through housing for several nonprofit clients. James is passionate about bringing equitable built development to historically underserved urban districts while preserving their existing community vitality and culture. He is set to complete his Master of City and Regional Planning program in May 2024 at the prestigious Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, with a focus on urban redevelopment and housing. James holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Public Policy with a concentration in Urban Policy, Planning, and Historic Preservation from the University of Delaware.

Project Manager

Tarun's contribution to the team is immeasurable, as he brings a vast amount of knowledge and skills, particularly in Market Data Analytics, GIS Analysis, and site identification. His ability to utilize data to inform decision-making processes has played a crucial role in implementing strategies that cater to the needs of the communities we serve. By leveraging GIS technology, he can effectively visualize spatial data, identify suitable housing sites, and optimize their placement for maximum efficiency. Tarun remains well-informed about housing economics and public policy, constantly striving to address housing challenges with innovative solutions. Tarun is responsible for several initiatives in North Jersey, including projects in Cranford, East Orange, and Warren County. Currently, Tarun is pursuing a Dual master’s degree in public policy and public informatics from the Edward J Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University, New Brunswick.