Sandwiches for Good. Land for Good™.
Changing the food system so future generations can live in greater harmony with the earth.
Urban
Sustainable cities are great places to live, with space for all of us. Forterra secures land in our cities for social good—parks, green space, affordable housing, access to transit, the arts, and other essentials for equity and livability.
TO ADDRESS THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRISIS, WE CAN LOOK TO THE FOREST AND THE TREES
We need a new approach to housing — one that looks to local, responsibly managed forests as a long-term solution.
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A Healthier Future for Everett’s Parks & People
Having a healthy and expansive parks system that serves all people and neighborhoods is essential to supporting a sustainable future for our region.
Legislators Should Build on a Powerful Tool That Improves Cities and Conserves Natural Landscapes
TDR is a market-based land use tool that promotes responsible growth in places it is desired and assists in the conservation of agricultural and forest lands.
Black Art and Reflection
Forterra’s Director of Community Development, Jeff Dade, reflects on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Local Artists Signal Changes Ahead in Hilltop, Tacoma
The site of a former Rite Aid will be transformed into affordable homes and business space. But before the demolition crew arrives, those brick walls will be a canvas for artists and a celebration of Hilltop history and culture.
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Learning As We Go, Forterra Finds Trust and Transparency Are Paramount in Community Development
Residents of Hilltop, Tacoma, know what they want—attainable homes, space for Black-owned businesses, and a voice in the future of their neighborhood. Forterra is listening.
Kent Community Garden Opens!
Thirty-five family gardening plots and an apple, pear and cherry orchard benefit recent immigrants from Congo, Sudan and Bhutan.