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A compact one-bedroom ADU intended for backyard infill, rental housing, and family-flexible living where parcel fit and local setbacks need early testing.
Cottage / cluster
A two-bedroom cottage model with a simple rectangular footprint for teams comparing small-lot layouts, driveway access, and utility assumptions.
Single-family / modular home
A three-bedroom modular home for infill or small development sites where teams need to test building envelope, access, and yield early.
A smaller cabin footprint for rural retreats, accessory housing, and sites where slope, access, and utility distance can change the project quickly.
Multifamily
A repeatable multifamily module set for development teams testing density, site circulation, delivery logistics, and entitlement paths.
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Factory-built homes and ADUs designed for efficient infill delivery, repeatable permitting packages, and modern residential projects.
Compact modular units for ADUs, cabins, and small-lot projects where predictable dimensions and fast site testing matter.
Repeatable multifamily and workforce housing modules for developers evaluating density, schedule, and entitlement fit.
Prefab homes, modular homes, ADUs, cabins, cottages, and repeatable multifamily systems can shorten parts of the development process, but the model still has to work on a real parcel.
GroundUp keeps public marketplace browsing open for early discovery while reserving parcel-aware workflows for signed-in users: site fit checks, zoning context, feasibility reports, conceptual site plans, model comparison, saved work, and RFQ execution.
