Glass Slipper LLC, a 1790 Group company, is now developing housing across Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio, sized to real employer demand rather than guesswork.
We don't build on speculation. Each phase is tied to employer need and real occupancy.
Local businesses tell us about hiring plans and housing gaps.
Homes are built in phases, located where employment demand is.
Next phases move forward as units fill and demand continues.
What we learn in each community carries to the next.
Faster, standardized construction. Projects may use a standardized steel-modular building system and pre-approved housing plans to shorten timelines and keep quality consistent. Building efficiently helps keep costs down, which means more affordable rents and homes for the people who live there.
Our priority project is in Quincy, Michigan. From there, we are building in communities across Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio where local employers need housing for their people.
We'd like to hear from businesses, officials, and infrastructure agencies across the region about where housing would make the biggest difference.
Quincy is a close-knit Branch County community just east of Coldwater, one of the region's larger employment centers.
Like many rural Midwestern communities, Quincy has an aging housing stock and limited new construction, while nearby employers in healthcare, manufacturing, education, logistics, and retail drive growing demand for housing.
New homes reduce housing cost burdens and provide stable, quality places to live near employment centers.
Build-to-rent options help local employers attract and keep workers who might otherwise face housing affordability constraints.
Strategic housing investment improves neighborhood conditions, supports property values, and expands the local tax base.
Investment in Quincy helps address long-standing underinvestment in small rural communities, sharing regional growth beyond major population centers.
Our priority project is multifamily workforce housing on West Chicago Street in Quincy, Michigan, with one- to three-bedroom homes built in phases as local demand grows.
Tell us how you'd like to be involved. Interest is non-binding and helps us plan where and when to build.
Glass Slipper LLC is part of 1790 Group, an investor and development group with a long history of housing development in Southern California and generations of family roots in Branch County.
Whether you're a neighbor, a future resident, a local employer, part of town leadership, or a partner agency, we'd love to hear from you. Your input helps shape what gets built here.
info@glassslipperllc.com