Agri-Tech Village — final phase rendering
Casa Grande, Arizona · 24 Residential Lots · CI-1 · CB-2 · CR-4 · CR-3

A regenerative village, built together.

Nestled in the Sonoran desert, this is a low-water, low-energy village built with the land, not against it. Sustainable materials. Local food. Minimal supply chains. Maximum community. Whether you're a remote worker seeking roots, a family wanting health and wholeness, or a visionary ready to own a piece of something real — this village was designed for you. Every essential, every amenity, every neighbor — intentional.

The Village Plan

Lot Map

Lots across the village in Casa Grande, sourced live from our master spreadsheet. Click any tile (below the map) for parcel details and the linked Pinal County assessor record.

Pinal County parcel map showing the village lots with owned parcels marked in green and developed parcels marked in red.
Pinal County parcel reference. Green marks indicate parcels in the village plan; red marks indicate parcels that are developed by outside entities. Any nearby green lots will have neighbors. Be one of the first to choose your lot and don't worry about having neighbors right away.
Total lots tracked
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CI-1
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CB-2
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CR-3
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CR-4
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Built in three phases

Building Phases

We don't bite off more than we can build. Each phase compounds on the last — proven methods first, density and amenities later. Minimal infrastructure investment.

Three-phase evolution of a CI-1 lot at Agri-Tech Village
planning
$180k – $260k / structure

Phase 1 — Adobe Foundations + CI-1 Activation

Revenue-generating CI-1 uses fund the hand-built adobe core.

Two tracks run in parallel. On the residential CR-4 lots we hand-build adobe duplexes and pair them with walipini greenhouses and root cellars for year-round food. On the CI-1 anchor parcels along Montgomery Rd (less than 2 miles off I-8) we activate immediately with low-build, revenue-generating uses — managed truck parking, vehicle/RV/boat storage, contractor yards, and a weekend farmer's market with food and beverage trucks as well as a CEB block manufacturing facility to seed our own building supply . The CI-1 income funds the loan payments, benefactor dividends and operational costs, taxes, insurance and any additional goes to fund further development in the community.

  • Adobe Duplexes (CR-5)
  • Walipinis + Hugelculture Beds + Root Cellars on residential lots
  • CEB Manufacturing Facility (CI-1)
  • Managed Truck Parking (CI-1)
  • Vehicle, RV & Boat Storage (CI-1)
  • Contractor Yards (CI-1)
  • Weekend Farmer's Market + Food & Beverage Trucks (CI-1)

Member-suggested uses

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Make it real

Benefactors

1 confirmed · 23 slots remaining · 5 benefactors needed to launch.

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The Deal
Total Price
$440,000
Down Payment
$110,000
Monthly
$1,665/mo
Residential Lots
24
Bonus CB-2 (Peters Rd)
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Min to Launch
5 × $22k
We need 5 benefactors ($110,000) to close on the land. After that, every new benefactor accelerates buildout.
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Benefactor program is participation-based. Not a security, investment, or guaranteed return.

The wiki

Village Features

Every system in the village, what it does, where it lives, and when it gets built. A living reference for cocreators and copycats.

Coming soon

Village Scenario Planner

Run scenarios for conditional uses, development costs, site plans, rainwater harvesting calculations, business projections, and building types — coming soon for community members.

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We're documenting every step — the deal structure, the permits, the builds, the wins and the losses — so other communities can replicate this. Get the build log in your inbox.

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