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Village Homes’ communities grace the Front Range of Colorado, from Douglas County to Fort Collins, as well as defining one of the best choices for mountain living at Granby Ranch. We build award-winning homes that reflect a commitment to superior craftsmanship, fine finish and excellent design and are committed to the highest standard of ethics and building practices. Village Homes is primarily engaged in the design, construction and sale of single family detached homes. Since the founding of the Company’s predecessor in 1984, the Company has sold over 10,000 Colorado homes across a broad platform of product types. The Company conducts its home building operations in Colorado and is a wholly owned division of William Lyon Homes, Newport Beach, California.

The Democracy Collaborative focuses on the role community economic stability plays as an essential foundation of civic practice and democratic life. Our research, training, and action agenda centers on: * Community wealth building innovations and strategies * Programs designed to create individual and common assets for all Americans * The role anchor institutions (such as universities) can play in strengthening local economies

The Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) is an international network of sustainable communities and initiatives on every inhabitable continent. GEN serves as umbrella organization for ecovillages, intentional communities, transition towns and ecologically-minded, community-driven individuals worldwide. People and communities meet and share their ideas, exchange technologies, develop cultural and educational exchanges, directories and newsletters, and are dedicated to restoring the land and living a cooperative sustainable lifestyle. Network members include large networks like Sarvodaya (2,000 active sustainable villages in Sri Lanka); the Federation of Damanhur in Italy and Nimbin in Australia; small rural ecovillages like Gaia Asociación in Argentina and Huehuecoyotl, Mexico; urban rejuvenation projects like Los Angeles EcoVillage and Christiania in Copenhagen; permaculture design sites such as Crystal Waters, Australia, Cochabamba, Bolivia and Barus, Brazil; and educational centres such as Findhorn in Scotland, Centre for Alternative Technology in Wales, Earthlands in Massachusetts, and many more.