ABOUT WESTERN DOMINION

Re-imagining American homeownership

Over the past two decades, owning a home in the U.S. became a pipe dream for millions of families across the heartland. No more. Western Dominion is dedicated to building attainbly-priced housing to reignite the American dream of homeownership.

THE STORY

Whenourco-founderswenthousehuntingforthefirsttime,theywereastonishedthatmostmove-inreadyhomeswereupwardsof$300,000,eveninruralAmerica.Westartedtoaskquestions.Whyarehomessoexpensive?Isanyonebuildinghomesatanattainablepricepoint?Canwefillthisholeinthemarket?Howdowedeliverquality,move-inreadyhomesinareasthathaven'tseennewbuildsindecades?

OUR VALUES

What guides every project

A quiet residential street at dusk lined with two-story clapboard homes, front porches and mature trees

Make Tomorrow Better

A town should be better off because we built there. We bring back homes, and the jobs that come with them.

Gable end of a home with vertical board-and-batten siding, metal roof and stone base

Quality & Livability

Aerial view of a residential subdivision of single-family homes among trees

Solve the American Housing Crisis

Quiet tree-lined residential street with single-family homes at dusk

Make Tomorrow Better

A town should be better off because we built there. We bring back homes, and the jobs that come with them.

Quality & Livability

Solve the American Housing Crisis

Make Tomorrow Better

A town should be better off because we built there. We bring back homes, and the jobs that come with them.

Quality & Livability

Solve the American Housing Crisis

Made close to home, and built to last

3D rendering of a two-story board-and-batten home with a black metal roof and attached two-car garage

Line-drawing illustration of a two-story home with a covered front porch and attached garage

Made close to home, and built to last

Expansion

An Ohio platform, going national

We started in Richland County. We're now in active talks across Ohio, into Michigan, and beyond, with thousands of units of land in the pipeline. Each new community is another town that hasn't seen homes built in a generation.

Community

Welcomed in the communities we serve

We work hand in hand with the communities we build in, putting underutilized land back into better use.

Why communities invite us in

Communities across the country come to us because the homes actually get built, empty lots fill in, and families move in. That trust is what earns us each project.