Develop Smarter. Build Smaller. Return Bigger.

Whether you’re planning your first infill triplex or a 100-home cottage cluster, Hiatus Homes helps landowners, developers, and investors build smarter - and build for what’s next.

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The Next Big Opportunity Is Small

Close to two-thirds of U.S. households are just 1–2 people - yet we’re still building like it’s 1995:
3,000-square-foot homes, long commutes, and little connection. But demand is shifting toward something better -  walkable, right-sized homes built in community.

Cottage clusters and small home infill aren’t just an idea. They’re an opportunity.

Hiatus partners with people who want to build differently - and build with purpose. Whether you’re contributing land, seeking funding, or just need help making your project pencil, we bring the experience, process, and design expertise to make it real.

Building takes capital. We help you structure investment offerings, raise funds from local or private investors, or even co-develop the project with you.

Capital Solutions

We take the guesswork out of development. From zoning to site planning, infrastructure costs to market research — our feasibility process sets the foundation for success.

Feasibility Services

With a proven track record across infill and cottage-scale housing, we’re here to help you build what’s next

A Trusted Development Partner

We'll help you tell the story behind your project - whether that's to investors or potential buyers

Sales & Marketing Support

We keep projects moving through land use, city approvals, entitlement and build-out

Build Planning & Permits

From friends-&-family raises to co-GP equity and investor reporting - because real-world projects need real capital

Capital Structure & Fundraising

Financial modeling that informs smart go/no-go decisions

Pro Forma Modeling

Design communities that work for people, for cities, for the bottom line

Site & Concept Design

Build the right homes, at the right price, for the right buyers

Market & Product Analysis

Understand what your land can support -  and what it can become

Land & Zoning Strategy

Feasibility Isn’t Just a Report.
It’s a Roadmap.

Expert Guidance from Dirt to Done

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Who We Work With

Landowners who see more potential in their property

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Investors looking for real returns in real neighborhoods

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Aspiring developers seeking a trusted development partner

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Builders ready to add small-scale projects to their pipeline

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See What’s Possible With the Right Partner

Every site has potential. These recent projects show what’s possible with the right vision - and the strategy to support it.

Detached Tri-Plex 

Central Oregon 

10-acre eco village / agri-hood

Central Florida

cottage community pud

Nebraska

Mixed use - residential + boutique hotel 

Bend, Oregon 

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Hiatus communities are designed to combine the liberating feeling of space-efficient housing with inviting, modern design that naturally turns neighbors into friends. Beyond just a builder, Hiatus has been working with the city of Bend to evolve the code (e.g., scaling system development charges to home size) to make small living more financially feasible and widespread. Bend is not unique in having a housing supply that doesn't meet demand. But it is unique in having Hiatus Homes, which is doing real work to address this problem locally, and hopefully soon, nationally.

The small-living innovation that Hiatus Homes brings to Central Oregon is long overdue. 

- Brian Hauer
Hiatus Benham Homeowner

I soon found out the community is composed of a diverse group of people from all ages and all different professions. Fortunately, we have a park-like setting with two ponds and pathways that begs us to be outside. I would encourage anyone to try this lifestyle. You will be pleasantly surprised!

I was wondering what kind of people would want to live in a “small” space.

- Vickie Clark
Hiatus Benham Homeowner

Just a half mile west of the Deschutes River and old Bend, we can easily walk or ride all over the Bend area. There are FANTASTIC views to the south and west. Windows and glass doors placed strategically on both levels allow all the light in that you want. I appreciate the design and utility of the finished garage, which can be used as extra living space. No need to waste precious time doing yard work! Our Hiatus Home has a native, high desert landscape design, utilizing drip sprinklers. If you are considering a new energy efficient home, I HIGHLY recommend checking out the latest Hiatus Homes Project!

The Roanoke home is just the right size for us. We love this new 2 bedroom, 2 bath, energy efficient home.

- Lon Lowe
Hiatus Roanoke Homeowner

We've had a great experience working with Hiatus Homes -  they are engaged, committed to quality sustainable design, and just nice people to collaborate with.

- Jackie Keogh
Kôr Community Land Trust 

When we learned more of how the homes were built, saw how they were designed for low maintenance and how they were situated, we decided to purchase one. We opted for the full solar array. We produce more energy than the home uses, including charging our car. We enthusiastically recommend them as builders of advanced living spaces.

We first approached Hiatus as investors because we wanted to support net zero home construction in Bend.

- Adam Fleder
Hiatus Roanoke Homeowner

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