We reject the traditional landlord-tenant relationship, replacing it with a membership-based model. Housing is not a commodity to profit from but a fundamental right that fosters stability and community.

Membership-Based Housing: Instead of paying rent, members contribute monthly dues that cover housing, utilities, and other communal benefits.

Local Control: Membership dues stay within the household, ensuring members have a direct say in how resources are allocated.

We prioritize self-governance and shared responsibility. Households are empowered to manage their daily operations collectively.

Household Autonomy: Members collaborate to maintain their homes, set rules, and manage budgets through democratic decision-making.

Shared Responsibilities: Chores, childcare, and communal upkeep are divided equitably, ensuring that everyone contributes based on their abilities.

We address economic inequities by redistributing resources in a way that uplifts the working class.

Affordable Membership Fees: A low, inclusive monthly fee provides access to housing, utilities, streaming services, and a portion of grocery expenses.

Dependent Support: Additional dues ensure communal childcare and accommodations for minors, creating a supportive environment for families.

Unlike top-down systems, our approach trusts communities to self-regulate.

Self-Managed Homes: Members are responsible for their own success, with no unnecessary external oversight.

Collective Empowerment: By removing hierarchical structures, we build trust and accountability among members.

Our application of socialism isn’t limited to housing—it’s a launching pad for broader change.

Grassroots Advocacy: We provide the structure and tools needed for working-class individuals to organize and protest effectively.

Building a Movement: By creating stable, self-sufficient households, we empower people to focus on collective progress instead of daily survival.