Services
From preconstruction planning through final resident return, we handle the people side of your rehab so the construction side can keep moving.
A relocation plan only works if it's tied to the construction schedule. We build the two together and keep them in sync as the project moves.
We get to know every household and every unit, then build and run a relocation plan that covers notices, moves, temporary stays and returns.
We sequence moves to match each construction phase, so units are empty when crews need them and residents return as soon as their homes are ready.
We arrange temporary housing and coordinate every move out and back, with attention to accessibility, family needs and residents' belongings.
Residents need to know what's happening. Contractors need access to units. We keep both sides informed and on schedule.
We prepare and deliver resident notices, host resident meetings and stay available for one-on-one questions throughout the project.
We coordinate unit access for crews and inspectors and help drive punch, so renovated units turn over on time.
Relocation touches tenant files. We keep them compliant, and we can staff the relocation operation when your team needs more capacity.
We track every move, unit status change and required document, so files stay complete and audit-ready through construction.
Our team supports income verification, eligibility screenings, recertifications and inspections under LIHTC, Section 8, HUD and other affordability programs.
Need more hands on site? We provide staffing for relocation operations, scaled to your project's size and schedule.
Project types
We focus on occupied multifamily renovations in the affordable housing space, nationwide.
Interior and exterior rehabs where residents move temporarily while work is completed.
Building-by-building or floor-by-floor phasing with rolling moves out and back.
Tax credit rehabs where tenant files and compliance must stay intact through construction.
Assisted housing renovations with program-specific requirements for residents and files.
Share your property, unit count and construction timeline, and we'll talk through how relocation fits your plan.
