The Product

Cluster Communities.
Real Ownership.

Fourplexes, duplexes, and eightplexes built on separate parcels in Lincoln Nebraska. Each unit on its own deed. No shared association. No HOA.

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The Difference

Why Separate Parcels Change Everything

Separate Parcels

Your unit has its own deed, its own lot number, its own legal existence. Title insurance covers your specific parcel. You are not buying a share in a shared property.

No HOA

No homeowners association. No monthly assessments. No board votes on how you manage your property. Every decision about your unit is yours.

Full Control

Separate utility meters, separate zoning, separate title. You own a rental the same way you would own a single family home, with none of the shared ownership restrictions.

Traditional townhome developments place multiple units under shared ownership with HOA fees, shared liability, and association governance. The cluster community model uses multifamily zoning with separate parcel recording. Same product type. Different ownership structure. Full control stays with the individual owner.

How it compares

The ownership difference.

Feature Hornby Cluster HOA Townhome Traditional Condo
Own your parcel
Shared lot
Shared lot
No monthly HOA fee
$200-800/mo
$300-1200/mo
Board approval to sell
Never needed
Sometimes
Often required
Separate deed per unit
Individual utility meters
Varies
Varies
Sell without HOA consent
Depends

Product Types

Three Product Types. One Standard.

Duplex exterior with separate parcel designModern fourplex exterior in Lincoln NebraskaEightplex row community building

Duplex

  • 2 units on one parcel, each on its own deed
  • Entry-level investor product with separate parcel structure
  • Separate utility meters per unit
  • Ideal for first-time rental investors or owner occupants

Units

2 units

Ideal for

First time rental

HOA

None

Availability

Pipeline product, 2027

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Pipeline

Current and Upcoming Developments

Rezone in Progress

South Lincoln

7509 Jimmy Avenue

Lincoln Nebraska 68516

Units

20 total

Ground Break

End of 2026

Zoning application filed. Adjacent to 8800 Mojave Drive. First cluster community site.

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Lot Purchased

South Lincoln

8800 Mojave Drive

Lincoln Nebraska 68516

Units

In planning

Timeline

2026-2027

Adjacent site to Jimmy Avenue. Duplex units entering planning phase.

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Acquiring

More Sites in Acquisition

Hornby Development is actively acquiring additional land in Lincoln Nebraska. More community sites announced as parcels are secured and zoning confirmed.

Announcements

2027

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Local Development and Construction

Built In Lincoln. Built To Last.

Lincoln crews. Every site.

Every subcontractor is Lincoln-based. The electrical, framing, plumbing, and finishing crews working Hornby sites are the same Lincoln crews Landon has worked with across 250 prior renovations.

250 prior renovations

Zoning experience that matters.

Landon filed his first rezoning application years before the cluster community model existed. The relationships, process knowledge, and permitting timeline expectations are part of the product.

95%+

Occupancy rate

South Lincoln multifamily in stabilized product.

Local lending.

Local lender and title company relationships for every close. No outside capital stack.

5+

Years in market

Seen multiple cycles. Knows the submarket.

Construction Standards

Foundation and framing

Standard slab on grade. 2x6 exterior walls. R-21 minimum insulation.

Roofing

Architectural shingle. 30-year minimum rating.

Mechanicals

Separate HVAC per unit. Separate water heaters. Individual electrical service.

Finishes

Durability rated, rental market appropriate. 5-7 year refresh cycle.

Garage configuration

Garage front where zoning allows. One stall per unit.

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Duplexes and fourplexes on separate parcels. No HOA. Individual deeds. Browse current inventory and upcoming units.

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Questions about the cluster community model, available inventory, or getting on the list. Landon answers directly.

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