Share the land
Tell us the location, acreage, current use, ownership status and what outcome you are considering.
Land + building expertise + community need
Turn land potential into lasting community value.
PIFP brings landowners, builders, developers and community partners into one early conversation about what may be possible—and what must be verified.
For landowners
There is more than one way to participate.
A promising site can begin with a sale, a long-term ground lease, or a phased development collaboration.
Review the basics
Together, we identify zoning, access, utilities, water, wastewater, title and site constraints that require professional review.
Choose a pathway
If the fundamentals align, discuss sale, lease or collaboration structures with the appropriate licensed professionals.
For builders & developers
Help move a community from vision to buildable plan.
We welcome practical expertise that can test assumptions early and responsibly.
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Site & feasibilityAccess, drainage, utilities, soils, fire, water and wastewater.
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Entitlement & designZoning, density, accessibility, site layout and local approvals.
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Cost & deliveryInfrastructure, unit delivery, installation, phasing and operating reality.
Opportunities under review
Land and development conversations already started.
Our current focus is the proposed 280-acre Phase 2 community near Talking Rock. Other locations remain background opportunities under review. Property control, availability and approvals must be confirmed directly.
Current focus • Proposed Phase 2 • Williamson Valley
Talking Rock 280-Acre Community Proposal
Our current proposal brings together 50 BOXABL tiny homes, additional homes built by The Pronghorn Group, and RV and mobile-home options on a proposed 280-acre property near Talking Rock.
- 50 BOXABL homes: a planned group purchase within the larger community.
- Pronghorn-built homes: a proposed 100-day home-building timeline, pending builder confirmation; not a schedule for completion of the whole development.
- RV and mobile-home living: proposed areas and housing pathways to be defined through site planning.
- Shared community: gardens, wellness, outdoor gathering and career resources.
Property arrangements, infrastructure, utilities, partnerships, financing, zoning, approvals and the construction schedule remain subject to confirmation.
Discuss the Phase 2 proposal →Cordes Junction
Motel, diner & RV park
An existing hospitality and RV property considered for phased compact-home and community possibilities.
Black Canyon City
Rock Springs RV Resort
A planned RV destination being followed as a possible future housing ecosystem connection—not a confirmed PIFP placement site.
Our project vision
Holistic Healing Tiny Home Community
Our vision connects attainable homes with holistic wellness, gardens, outdoor movement, pet-friendly spaces, financial education and workforce pathways.
Land information is preliminary and informational only. PIFP does not guarantee zoning, entitlements, utilities, environmental suitability, financing, title, availability or investment returns. Buyers, sellers and partners should use qualified real estate, legal, engineering, tax and financial professionals.
Partnership model
Land. Build. People.
The model works only when all three are aligned: a suitable site, credible development expertise and real community needs.
LandSite and ownership path
BuildFeasibility and delivery
PeopleHousing and support needs
No commitment required
Let’s evaluate the next step together.
Contact Eva Hengstebeck, Founder and Community Partnership Lead.