Gulf Coast Region – New Orleans

Buloxi, New Orleans-based Housing International is mobilizing for an unprecedented rebuilding effort that was initiated in March 2006. Housing International is planning on building hundreds of new homes in Orleans, Jefferson and St. Bernard and other storm-ravaged Parishes and the Gulf Coast to provide people with affordable dwellings that can withstand the toughest conditions. All homes are built with steel frames, making them not only stronger, but also much faster to construct than wood houses, and just as flexible for expansion and modification. Katrina has challenged American industry to find a solution that is faster, better and less expensive than the old system, and we are proud to say that these houses are one of the answers.

Mexico – Baja Region

Housing International and Editterra

Playamar, Ensenada Mexico - Editterra and Housing International formed a Mexican Real Estate Development Company in Playamar, Ensenada Mexico. Housing International will develop 82 condominiums, town homes—these homes are being targeted to be sold to the US and upscale Mexican markets. A second development of 98 duplexes and town homes is located on the west side of the city of Tijuana.

Housing International Development in partnership with Editterra International, a Mexican Real Estate Development company brings together a track record in Mexico with the ability to deliver a home from the factory to the location at a low cost. Housing International presently has projects permitted and ready to start in Mexico. One in particular is located in Playamar, Ensenada and is 7 minutes from the central area of Ensenada, Mexico on a significant ocean front property. The development is comprised of 82 condominiums, town houses that are designed to maximize special living from within a private gated community. The homes will be finished and delivered with steel panelized construction and will be manufactured according to U.S. standards.