Homeland Activities - What We Do....

Homeland welcomes inquiries both from public and private stakeholders’ and shall consider any opportunity to assist them in evaluating and applying philanthropic and social structures and models in the development of housing communities and mixed development projects. Of special interests are projects, which address bringing economic, educational and environmental benefits and values to the communities and countries. 

The community housing development is the largest part of our activities. Homeland provides communities with the professional consultation in the design, building, co-venture, partnership, financial restructuring, mergers, acquisitions and plans and schemes worldwide. Special focus shall be always given to projects in the developing parts of the world and to projects, which have been deserted, vacant, abandoned or neglected.

Homeland operates under one single organizational umbrella with various specialized divisions dedicated to particular socially managed enterprises.  Should a particular need arise Homeland shall call on its professional advisors to create a focus group. The overall strategy is to develop critical mass but whenever possible to introduce and operate these semi-independent entities in order to provide focused intellectual and social creativity in the community development projects.

Homeland is comprised of a seasoned international professional management team. As social partners it is getting involved in joint ventures with other international organizations in bringing global synergies and in arbitraging various social gaps and viable financial operations processes. Homeland specialized services include:

Property and Real Estate Asset and Portfolio Management division;

Construction and Project Management division;

Community project development and Real Estate Consulting division;

Full service property and research division;

Charitable, philanthropic and not for profit joint venture division;

International community development division;

Custom design and build homes division;

Turnkey design and built projects for corporate and institutional clients division;

Architectural and engineering division. 

Homeland has an experienced Board of Directors, advisors and mentors who have hands-on-experience in most areas of community housing, mixed development and Real Estate projects; commercial, retail, office, residential industrial, mixed use, specialized and theme facilities, senior housing, seniors living, health care projects, wellness centres, educational facilities, hospitality, leisure and fitness facilities, land and property development. 

Homeland cooperates in rejuvenating and in revamping existing sites attempts by towns and cities, counties, states and provinces, neglected city parts and sections.  In all of its social investment plans Homeland is always taking into consideration aspects of the environment, economic, social and educational aspects in order to enhance overall quality living.

Homeland Joint Venture Development/Collaboration

Homeland associates are professional, socially dynamic, creative and innovative team.  The management team has been recognized internationally for its new and innovative approaches in building attractive communities, mixed use property and real estate development projects which incorporate social ideas, concepts and processes.   

Homeland advantage is in its well researched and innovative social, charitable, philanthropic and non profit themes, formats and in marketing strategies applying socially responsible approaches of sharing new initiatives with other socially sensitive groups.  

In its social applications Homeland uses proprietary models and intellectual assets endowed by the professionals, philanthropist and entrepreneurs.

Homeland encourages others to share their imagination, experiences, aspirations and mature wisdom. In collaboration with many other groups it is able to produce many innovative social models of developing unique community projects, which benefit the society and community in which it operates.  

The board members, advisors and mentors continuously search globally for new ideas that can bring global synergy and strategic values to the community development projects.  They strongly believe that providing housing it is just a first step to achieving person’s self-sufficiency.  Whenever possible Homeland endeavours to provide skills training and establishing community operated places of employment. 

Homeland has developed programmes where existing socially assisted tenants would have an opportunity of purchasing their housing. This is of special importance in neglected and economically depressed parts of the world.

In conjunction with other international NGOs and national authorities Homeland is actively pursuing community development programmes in: Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, UK, Canada, USA, South Africa, Kenya, Israel, Turkey, Germany, Belgium, Argentina, Brazil and the former Soviet Union.

Homeland is researching community development projects in: Cuba, Seychelles, Comoros, Maldives, East Timor and Saint Kitts.

In special cases Homeland would consider outsourcing particular assignments and projects to professional consultants and organizations with proven abilities to negotiate with corporations, municipalities and countries and wishing to divest, carve out their underutilized assets to Homeland in order to develop charitable ventures in the underdeveloped communities and in assisting the stakeholders in fulfilling their aspirations. 

Homeland shall also give mandate to professional firms to source and identify opportunities as matchmakers between asset holders and entrepreneurs.  The investment bankers and Real Estate consultants are encouraged to source development opportunities in which charitable attributes can be applied to improving the community in which their assets are located. 

Homeland shall also consider retaining an M & A firms or professional groups with Real Estate industry background and experience to assist in locating community housing and mixed use development projects. 

At this time Homeland is considering several international ventures and is interested in working with like-minded institutions serving SAARC market (India, Pakistan and Bangladesh) and already involved in Central and Eastern Europe. The plans also include certain developing countries in the Far East and in Southern America.    

We continuously seek senior professionals and retired executives to volunteer their services to assist us in our ventures and invite applicants who can establish and/or supervise ventures both locally and globally. Please contact us to discuss these opportunities further. Homeland arranges support and assists individuals seeking employment in building and operating community housing projects.  Please mail your CV or ask for the Employment Application Pack.

Homeland invites investment banking, consulting and professional (IBCP) firms both in profit and not for profit sector to assist in its objectives and in creating and sourcing housing, especially in mixed community development projects through contribution of their resources and/or by them using Homeland expertise in community development.  

Those in non-profit housing may avail themselves of Homeland services and its expertise in community projects on either fee-for-services or in special cases provided on pro-bono basis.  

Homeland is cooperating with other philanthropic organizations and institutions who wish to work on the social housing and mixed community development projects through Homeland providing resources such as charitable contribution as social equity, intellectual equity, mentoring, human resource support, Board Member participation and social branding.  

Homeland will also cooperate with educational institutions, universities, colleges and schools in order to establish community and mixed development programs and projects to increase its income through social resource mobilization, to create programs that will generate social wealth not only for the institutions but also for the faculty members, students and other community stakeholders by developing mixed projects on the campus or in nearby areas. 

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