Now underway · Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida
Florida’s institutional-class affordable & workforce housing platform.
- We build Cat-5 resilient homes on an indoor assembly line.
- We take them from raw land to a move-in-ready community, start to finish.
- We deliver at rents Florida families can actually pay.
Factory site selection is underway in Brevard County, capacity reservations are open to contractors, and the first communities are in planning right now.
Florida’s institutional standard
Housing built to the standard Florida keeps asking for.
Institutional-class means the boring things are handled: the schedule holds, the price holds, the building survives the storm, and one company answers for all of it. That is what we are putting on the ground on the Space Coast.
Delivery you can schedule
Indoor production runs year-round, so a delivery date holds through storm season instead of sliding with the weather.
Costs that hold their shape
Repeatable factory output turns unpredictable field cost into a per-unit number a lender or a county can rely on.
Built to survive the coast
Galvanized steel cores and IMP envelopes earn the deepest wind-mitigation insurance credits available in Florida.
One accountable party
Land, entitlements, manufacturing, construction, and operations sit with us — not spread across seven counterparties.
Who we are building this with
General contractors & developers
Reserve line time and underwrite against firm per-unit pricing.
Housing authorities & municipalities
Put units in the ground on a schedule residents can count on.
Landowners & economic development
Bring us industrial sites on the Space Coast for the first facility.
Public-private partnerships
We believe this gap gets closed together.
Workforce and affordable housing does not get solved by government alone or by private industry alone. We build through PPP structures — local government and private industry at the same table, each doing what it does best.
Public side
Land, entitlements, zoning certainty, infrastructure, and incentive programs that make attainable rents pencil.
Private side
Capital, factory manufacturing capacity, delivery schedule, construction execution, and long-term operations.
Shared outcome
Homes teachers, nurses, first responders, and trades can actually afford — delivered on a schedule the community can count on.
425K
Affordable homes Florida needs
NLIHC, 2026
55,000
Live Local units proposed
182 tracked projects
6,316
Units actually under construction
Only 14 projects
30%
Construction cost inflation
Since 2019
The supply gap
Approved on paper. Almost nothing in the ground.
Florida passed the most aggressive housing-policy stack in the country. The entitlements exist. The capital exists. What does not exist is anyone able to deliver at the cost and speed the affordability math requires.
“168 of 182 publicly tracked Live Local projects are not yet under construction — many facing financing, tax-abatement timing, entitlement, or execution constraints. That is precisely the gap VeraFrame is built to fill.”
Conventional construction
Stick-built · field-assembled · weather-dependent
30% cost inflation since 2019
Affordable per-unit costs now $325–$375K — pricing LIHTC deals out of the market.
168 of 182 projects not in the ground
Financing, tax-abatement timing, entitlement, and execution constraints stall delivery.
50% slower delivery
Field-built schedules slip on weather, labor, and material delays.
Wood-frame, uninsurable trend
Cat-5 risk and insurance repricing penalize stick-built every renewal cycle.
The VeraFrame answer
Factory-built · climate-controlled · vertically integrated
Cost predictability is the product
Factory production replaces field variability with industrial precision.
50% faster cycle, indoors, year-round
Climate-controlled construction eliminates weather, schedule, and supply slip.
Cat-5 steel core, IMP envelopes
Qualifies for the deepest wind-mitigation insurance discounts available.
Land to operations, in-house
Land, entitlements, manufacturing, construction, and operations all handled by one team instead of seven outside firms.
The solution · land to keys
Four systems. One roof. Everything handled in-house.
01
Climate-controlled manufacturing
Indoor assembly line, 24/7 capacity, minimal waste, weather-independent — a 50% faster cycle than field construction.
02
Cat-5 resilient product
Galvanized steel core with composite IMP envelopes. Resistant to wind, water, mold, pests, and decay.
03
Full vertical integration
Land, entitlements, development, manufacturing, construction, and stabilized operations — every margin kept in-house.
04
Designed to the AMI budget
Studio to 3BR, roughly 160–1,150 sq ft. Smaller, smarter units engineered to land inside the affordability band.
Every step, in-house
Every step, from raw land to a finished community.
- 01Land
- 02Entitlements
- 03Development
- 04Manufacturing
- 05Builder fee
- 06Construction
- 07Stabilized operations
Most builders handle one step and hand off the rest. VeraFrame handles all of it, so one company answers for the whole build.
The product · the unit mix
Smaller. Smarter. Cat-5 strong.
Every square foot engineered to its highest use — designed to clear AMI affordability budgets where stick-built peers cannot.
50% AMI · 1-person
Studio
$750–$900
Target monthly rent
Full V-POD kitchen, bath, and laundry on a pre-finished volumetric steel core.
60% AMI · 2-person
1 Bedroom
$1,000–$1,200
Target monthly rent
Inside the LIHTC-qualifying budget and well inside the 80% AMI band.
60–80% AMI workforce
2 Bedroom
$1,150–$1,350
Target monthly rent
The workforce-family product — the pinch-point unit Florida is missing.
80% AMI · 4-person
3 Bedroom
$1,500–$1,750
Target monthly rent
Where Brevard single-family rentals run $2,400+, VeraFrame closes the gap.
Cat-5 steel core
Galvanized structural core engineered for Florida's hurricane loads.
IMP envelope
Insulated metal panels — mold, moisture, and pest resistant.
Insurance grade
30–50% wind-mitigation discount on hardened, resilient construction.
Potential §45L credit
Energy credits subject to certification, housing type, and wage requirements.
What the builds look like
Contractors & developers
Pre-order production capacity before the line is full.
We are signing non-binding Memoranda of Understanding with general contractors, developers, housing authorities, and LIHTC syndicators who want first position on VeraFrame’s Florida production. An MOU costs nothing and commits you to nothing — it reserves your place in the build queue and locks in indicative pricing while the facility is being financed.
Start an MOU conversationQueue priority
MOU holders are allocated line time first when the facility commissions.
Indicative pricing
Per-unit pricing bands you can underwrite against today, ahead of production.
Non-binding
No deposit, no obligation. A signal of intent that helps us size the plant.
Schedule certainty
Indoor production gives syndicators a delivery date they can actually finance.
Brevard County · Space Coast
We are actively scouting land for the manufacturing facility.
VeraFrame is headquartered in Cocoa, Brevard County. We are in active site selection for our first climate-controlled manufacturing facility and want it here, on the Space Coast, where the workforce and the housing need are both immediate.
Brevard is the first home of VeraFrame manufacturing. Our first facility will be built here, and from this Space Coast plant we will expand to other parts of Florida and then to markets across the country — but it starts in Brevard.
We are speaking with county and municipal economic development staff, industrial landowners, brokers, and utility providers about sites suitable for a heavy-industrial assembly plant with rail or highway logistics access. If you control land, administer an industrial park, or work in county economic development, we would like to hear from you.
Site type
Heavy industrial / manufacturing
Target market
Brevard & Central Florida
Status
Active site selection, 2026
How we are organized
Three divisions, one platform.
VeraFrame runs as three connected divisions. Each one stands on its own, and together they take a site from raw land to a stabilized community — then repeat it.
01 · Manufacturing
The plant, the line, the equipment.
A climate-controlled facility for modular, precast, and specialty-material assembly, structured around OBBBA tax partnerships. This is the industrial base everything else sits on.
02 · Projects
Land and entitlements.
We control proposed sites through purchase and sale agreements, fund the land and entitlement process through final development plan approval, and hold the plan approvals that make a project real. An entitled site can be sold, joint-ventured with a funding partner, or built out in-house — no project moves without the approvals we control.
03 · Scale
Repeat, sell, and diversify.
We repeat the model and scale it — selling to developers, builders, and DIY buyers, and building in-house services and financial products that help our renters improve their financial position and step up to more VeraFrame homes as they can afford them.
Investor relations
Reviewing VeraFrame as an investment?
The capital structure, use of proceeds, track record, and leadership all live on the investor page.
Get in touch
Let’s get started.
Whether you want production capacity, have a site for the facility, or want to talk about a community you are planning — start here.
Today Concepts, LLC · DBA VeraFrame
Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida