Hami
THE PROTECTOR
Great Hami Lane
Bold florals. Front-stoop benches. The street that watches out for the rest. Phase I.
Five streets. Five meanings.
You’re choosing more than a lot.
Zuri means beautiful. Each street carries its own meaning in Swahili, its own color story, its own ritual. You don’t live at an address. You live on Hami. You live on Nia.
Bold florals. Front-stoop benches. The street that watches out for the rest. Phase I.
Zuri means beautiful. Each street carries its own meaning in Swahili, its own color story, its own ritual. You don’t live at an address. You live on Hami. You live on Nia.
THE PROTECTOR
Bold florals. Front-stoop benches. The street that watches out for the rest. Phase I.
THE PURPOSE
Where the Model lives. Geometric powder bath. Where most journeys begin. Phase I.
THE HOPE
Sunrise palette. The first-time-buyer street. Adopt-a-Bed plaques in brass.
THE POETIC
Twilight blues. Quiet by design. The contemplative street.
THE BELOVED
Dusty plum. Warm tones. The street with the softest light.
Products are designed with advanced termite-resistant technologies that help protect your home from these destructive pests.
These homes qualify for all down payment assistance programs, making it easier to own your dream home.
Materials designed to resist moisture penetration, preventing water damage and mold growth. Also, enhanced fire-resistant properties that can slow the spread of flames and provide valuable escape time in emergencies.
Be part of a brand-new community featuring parks, green spaces, and walking trails.
Our homes combine two types of advanced construction for maximum strength and efficiency.
Quickly get to Beltway 8, I-45, and Highway 288 for easy travel around Houston.
A thoughtfully planned neighborhood.
For Generations
to Come.
We build with the future in mind — reducing waste, improving efficiency, and creating homes that give back to the communities and environments they belong to.
Every phase is planned with the land, climate, and long-term neighborhood in mind.
Faster build times mean less job-site impact and quicker paths to homeownership.
Parks, walking paths, and shared landscapes woven through the neighborhood.