Affordable Housing

Affordable Housing

Programs in development — seeking founding partners
Our Programs

A housing model built to fund itself

Interstellar CDC develops affordable tiny-home and modular housing in Tarrant County for three groups Texas growth has left behind. Our programs are designed and ready to deploy — what they need now is the right funding and partnership to break ground.

Who We Serve

Three communities, one development engine

01 — VETERANS

Homeless & at-risk veterans

Stable, dignified tiny homes for veterans facing housing instability — structured to align with established federal support pathways.

Designed around HUD-VASH & SSVF eligibility
02 — FAMILIES

Working families priced out

Affordable ownership for families displaced by Tarrant County's rising costs — the workforce that keeps the region running but can no longer afford to live in it.

Workforce-housing affordability tiers
03 — SENIORS 55+

Adults right-sizing their lives

Low-maintenance, right-sized homes for adults 55+ who want to downsize without leaving the community they helped build.

Powers our cross-subsidy model — see below
What Makes Us Different

The cross-subsidy engine

Most affordable-housing nonprofits depend entirely on grants. We're built differently. Our 55+ homes sell below the Texas senior-market average — still attractive to buyers, while the margin they generate underwrites deeply affordable units for veterans and working families. Mission and sustainability in the same model.

55+ homes sell Below senior-market average — generating a built-in margin
Margin funds affordability Subsidizes veteran & working-family units that grants alone can't cover
How We Build

An operator's approach, not a wish list

1

Project orchestration

We control and coordinate the development — site, design, and contracted construction — keeping projects accountable and on-budget.

2

Aligned funding

We pursue structured, documented funding through CDFIs, mission lenders, and county housing programs — meeting funders where the money actually moves.

3

Tiny homes first, modular next

Tiny homes let us deliver affordable units faster and at lower cost, with modular construction as the model scales.

4

Local impact, measured

Every project is framed around Tarrant County priorities — with veteran housing impact and community outcomes we can report to partners.

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Help us break ground

We're a Texas 501(c)(3) public charity with a developed model and a clear first project. Partners, funders, and CDFIs: let's talk about getting the first homes built.

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