Choose the project
Review the available buildings, location, unit sizes and finishing level, then discuss with a consultant what actually fits your family.
Open cost — the HUB model
A participatory model that makes the buyer a member of an owners' union: you know your project's cost line by line, share in specification decisions, and receive a unit of documented quality — with continuous management after handover.
The HUB model
Open cost — four clear steps.
We don't sell you a unit with a large margin added. You take part in a project, see the cost lines, and receive a unit of documented quality under a registered owners' union.
Join the owners' union
Clear documents define your rights, your share and how decisions are taken inside the union.
Follow cost and execution
Periodic reports with photos and payment certificates; every expense line is shown to members as it happens.
Handover and life after it
Delivery to agreed specifications, then continuous management and maintenance decided by the union — not by one party.
Comparison with traditional purchase.
ItemTraditional developerThe HUB model
How the price is builtOne final, unexplained figureCost lines disclosed to members
Specification decisionsTaken by the developerShared decision inside the union
After handoverCommitment usually endsOngoing management and maintenance
A descriptive comparison of the operating model. No saving percentages or comparative figures are published before they are documented by the company.
HUB model detailsGovernance
How the owners' union is structured.
The union holds the decision in the project, and the company works as an execution and procurement manager for a disclosed fee — not as a seller with an unknown margin.
General assembly
All members — approves the budget and the main specifications.
Union board
Elected representatives follow execution and spending and sign the minutes.
Execution management (TGHD)
Design, contracting, procurement and engineering supervision for a disclosed management fee.
Legal documents
Contracts, union regulations and handover documents are issued and archived for every member.
The HUB model
HUB vs. traditional purchase.
ItemTraditional developerThe HUB model
How the price is builtOne final, unexplained figureCost lines disclosed to members
Specification decisionsTaken by the developerShared decision inside the union
After handoverCommitment usually endsOngoing management and maintenance
A descriptive comparison of the operating model. No saving percentages or comparative figures are published before they are documented by the company.