The people building the eVTOL Village

Urban planners and aviation operators — working from one thesis.

Ian Singer

FOUNDER & CEO

Leading the thesis that eVTOL aviation and traditional urbanism together can create the next great American town.

Savannah Ardrey

CHIEF OF STAFF

Analyst in Blackstone's Real Estate Special Assets practice (London/NY); previously Listen Labs and the Farmlink Project. Stanford BS/MS.

Mike Watkins

DESIGN

Legendary Town Architect for Kentlands; ~20 years at DPZ; Fellow of AIA and AICP, 2018 Barranco Award.

Ashley Porter

DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

Developer since 2013 at Norton Commons, Louisville's first Traditional Neighborhood Development.

Darian Woehr

STORYTELLING

National Geographic Explorer and award-winning documentary filmmaker, and a founder of The Home Collective.

A village of tiled roofs and a church spire set among orchards and rolling hills

Finance

WE'RE HIRING

Know someone great with real estate finance chops? We'd love an introduction.

Get in touch →

Stone cottages beside a mill pond in an English village

Local Experts

WE'RE HIRING

At all of our sites, we work with neighbors, environmental groups, and local development experts to make sure our projects help our partner communities thrive.

Get in touch →

Advisory Board

"When we're making a big choice, we're lucky to have great people in our corner."

Ryan Johnson

DEVELOPMENT

Co-founder and CEO of Culdesac, the car-free neighborhood developer behind Culdesac Tempe — the first car-free community built from scratch in the US. Previously on the founding team of Opendoor; earlier worked with Bain Capital, the NY MTA, and Chile's government on urban planning. University of Arizona.

Andrew Weil

UNDERWRITING

Cross-cycle real estate investor who has personally acquired nearly $12B of real estate across property types. Six years at Starwood Capital Group executing global investments. Head of Multifamily Acquisitions at Spruce Capital. Helped scale Lincoln Avenue Capital to the #1 affordable housing developer in the U.S. — 170+ properties, 30,500+ units across 32 states.