At CPS Land, the development process is shaped and guided by an abiding commitment to stewardship of the land and environmental protection. CPS communities are designed and built to complement natural surroundings. We go beyond preservation of the status quo to actually enhancing environmental quality. Innovative approaches by CPS have restored wetlands and reduced threats to streams. We have emerged as a leading advocate and facilitator of Greenway Trails in the region and have donated property for public parks, as well as numerous trails for hiking, biking and walking. The CPS emphasis on open natural areas and outdoor recreation provides residents a sense of freedom and livability that extends beyond the boundaries of an individual homesite.

Building community requires collaborative efforts among multiple and diverse stakeholders. CPS Land applies a team approach to each community encouraging information-sharing a collective decision-making from the initial planning stage through construction, marketing, and the establishment of cohesive, effective homeowners’ associations. Using participatory management and focusing on two-way communications, CPS Land optimizes the talents and expertise of the builders, land planners, architects, landscape designers, engineers, government officials, and other stakeholders in the process. Through teamwork, CPS not only develops land, but also lasting relationships.

In actions and words alike, CPS Land remains true to its mission of creating community. Each member of the CPS team shares a strong passion for creating space, structure and environments for families to live and grow…places where relationships are fostered and memories are made. It is a big responsibility to provide homeowners a quality option for their most significant investment. Yet this is the responsibility embraced and taken very seriously by CPS Land. By doing so, we instill satisfaction to create confidence for homebuyers while maintaining an enviable record of exceeding expectations of government officials, community leaders and partners