Future Habitat and Carbon Neutral Development, LLC Join Forces to Advance Sustainable Housing Solutions

Future Habitat, Inc. and Carbon Neutral Development, LLC have officially announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development of sustainable, resilient housing communities across the United States. United by a shared vision for environmentally responsible and socially impactful real estate, the two firms will work collaboratively to transform distressed commercial properties into carbon-conscious, mixed-use spaces designed for long-term community and climate resilience.

“From the first conversation, we knew this collaboration had the potential to be something special,” said Keith Lewis, Managing Partner at Carbon Neutral Development. “Our teams complement each other in the best possible ways—shared values, aligned goals, and a clear path to execution. We see this as the beginning of something truly impactful, and we’re looking forward to building great things together.”

“We need innovative solutions to help mitigate the climate and housing crises,” added CC Burnell, CEO of Future Habitat. “At Future Habitat, we are committed to doing our part to build a more sustainable, prosperous future for communities and families, and we’re proud to join with a like-minded organization like Carbon Neutral Development to amplify our shared impact. We have a strong pipeline of projects on the horizon, and I’m thrilled to be working to bring them to life alongside CND’s team of experts.”

Together, Future Habitat and Carbon Neutral Development are setting a bold new precedent for what real estate can—and must—be in America today. At a time when the nation faces mounting pressure from both a housing affordability crisis and a rapidly changing climate, this partnership delivers a powerful blueprint for progress. By fusing economic viability with housing equity, next-generation building technology, and ESG-aligned principles, the two organizations are reimagining what’s possible for our communities. 

Their shared commitment begins with adaptive reuse projects that transform underutilized commercial spaces into energy-efficient, resilient multifamily housing—creating not just homes, but hope, in the places that need it most.