FLAGSHIP COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Indio Village: Phase 1 Showcase
A scalable, master-planned 20-unit tiny home community engineered specifically to provide dignified, independent, and accessible housing for seniors and veterans in Indio, CA.
Setting a New Benchmark for Supportive Housing
Phase 1 of the Indio Tiny Home Village serves as a proof-of-concept for modern, sustainable, and affordable community living. Spanning 20 certified Park Model RV units, this project combines low-impact infrastructure with comprehensive, on-site support services—delivering a safe and welcoming environment where vulnerable residents can thrive.
Phase 1 Snapshot & Details
Location
Indio, Riverside County, California
Total Units
20 Certified Units (14 Standard, 6 Fully ADA-Compliant)
Unit Type & Size
Certified Park Model RVs (Under 400 sq. ft.)
Estimated Timeline
Site Acquisition → Infrastructure → Move-In Ready
Per-Unit Cost
$55,000 – $85,000 per unit
Total Phase 1 Budget
$1.2 Million – $1.6 Million
Target Residents
Low-Income Seniors, Veterans & Individuals with Disabilities
Key Impact Goal
To establish a repeatable blueprint for senior and veteran housing that can be expanded across California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, and Washington.
INCLUSIVE DESIGN
Designed for safety, comfort, and independence
Our village layout prioritizes barrier-free living, ensuring residents of all mobility levels navigate their homes and community spaces with ease.
ADA & Accessibility Features
Expanded Thresholds: Wider doorways and flat entries for effortless wheelchair and walker access.
Accessible Bathrooms: Roll-in showers with reinforced grab bars and non-slip safety flooring.
Adapted Kitchens: Low-counter layouts, pull-down cabinetry, and reachable appliances.Low-counter layouts, pull-down cabinetry, and reachable appliances.
Construction & Quality Standards
ANSI A119.5 Certification: Manufactured to strict Park Model RV safety and durability standards.
Energy-Efficient Builds: High-R insulation, solar-ready roofing, and low-E dual-pane windows.
Residential Finishings: Full kitchens, durable flooring, and comfortable climate control systems.
MASTER PLANNING & HOLISTIC SUPPORT
Site layout, infrastructure integration & on-site supportive services
Complete Utility & Community Infrastructure
A tiny home village is more than individual structures—it relies on complete civil infrastructure designed for longevity and ease of maintenance.
Utility Connections: Integrated water, electrical, and waste management systems engineered to municipal standards.
Accessible Pathways: Paved, well-lit ADA pathways connecting every home directly to shared facilities and parking.
Communal Gathering Spaces: Shaded outdoor seating, community garden beds, and a central clubhouse for shared meals and activities.
Safety & Security: Perimeter fencing, outdoor security lighting, and controlled access points to ensure resident peace of mind.
Empowering Independent Living
In partnership with local healthcare providers, veteran advocacy organizations, and non-profits, the Indio Village offers optional on-site care resources.
On-Site Case Management: Personalized support for healthcare coordination, benefit navigation, and daily assistance.
Veteran & Senior Resource Mapping: Direct connections to local VA healthcare, social services, and advocacy groups.
Wellness & Community Programs: Regularly scheduled social events, group activities, and health workshops to promote active, connected living.
FINANCIAL ROADMAP
Diverse & Sustainable Funding Streams
MTR Consulting leverages public-private partnership (P3) models to lower initial capital expenditure and ensure project sustainability.
• Public-Private Partnerships (P3): Combining private development expertise with municipal resources.
• Government Grants & Subsidies: Aligning projects with local, state, and federal affordable housing funds.
• County & City Land Collaboration: Working with local governments to utilize underutilized municipal parcels.
• Philanthropic & NGO Funding: Engaging non-profit grants and philanthropic donations dedicated to veteran housing.