Same land, different beginning — you arrive somewhere people are already building. Some are settled communities you buy into; some are projects owned collectively, where nobody holds a private lot. All of them come with neighbours who chose this the way you are about to.
Four hundred and sixty acres held in common. The first community, and still the largest.
VisitEnter The Hereafter → Parcels availableForty acres and water already in the ground. A promise kept, on land we bought ourselves.
VisitSee the land →Thirty-five acres of flat red earth cut into thirty-five one-acre places — road access, five minutes from the freeway, no zoning, every off-grid option open. Build the whole homestead on your acre.
$2,000 · or $200/moSee the outpost → Sold outA twenty-acre off-grid recreation preserve on the high desert — ride it, camp it, study the stars from it. Owned collectively by the people who use it, not parcelled into private lots. Every place claimed as of 29 July 2026.
Next release in the UniverseSee the outpost → Sold outAn eight-acre tiny-home and farm settlement — homesites on one side, pasture and growing food on the other. Held together through the community, about $120 a year in shared taxes. Every place claimed as of 29 July 2026.
Next release in the UniverseSee the outpost →