Multi-Unit Developments

Building Density with Dignity

Wolf Industries is a leader in multi-unit developments throughout the Pacific Northwest and west coast. We have successfully completed multiple projects in the area and currently have one underway in collaboration with Clark County, aligned with the cottage cluster development framework. Our portfolio includes the following projects:
  • Ogden District Cottages, 8005 NE 32nd St Vancouver, WA
  • Image District Cottages, 13700 NE 34th St Vancouver WA
  • O Street Cottages (Community Roots), 3518 O St Vancouver, WA
  • Fruit Valley Terrace (Community Roots), 1901 NW 69th Cir, Vancouver, WA 98665
  • Orchards District Cottages (In Construction), 7325 NE 131st Ave Vancouver, WA
  • River Lodge and Cabins, 6 Marine Dr NE, Boardman, OR 97818
  • Seniors of Jefferson County, 860 SW Madison St, Madras, OR 97741
  • Trailside Cabin Park, Compass St, Pacific Beach, WA 98571
  • LOGE Westport, 1416 S Montesano St, Westport, WA 98595
Modular homes are a great choice for multi-unit developments because they are quicker to build, more cost-effective, and built to a consistent quality. Since most of the construction happens off-site in a factory, there are fewer delays and less disruption at the building location. This makes it easier to build in busy areas. Modular homes can also be customized to fit different designs and local rules, making them a flexible and reliable option. Here’s a few examples of how Wolf Industries modular homes have been used for multi-unit developments.

Duplexes for Senior Living

This project was located in Madras, Oregon. The double units were designed as senior living spaces, with each duplex housing two tenants who share a common interior wall. Learn More

Cottages for Rentals

This was a personal project by Wolf, developed to create a cottage cluster for Wolf Cottages. The detached units give renters a sense of privacy and independence, as they don’t share walls or live in a large multi-room building. Learn More

Quadplexes for NonProfit

This nonprofit organization was seeking a low-cost per unit solution, and the two-story quadplex units provided an ideal answer. Learn More

Vacation Home Rentals

These two homes were placed in a popular tourist destination and used as short-term vacation rentals.

Housing For Homeless

These homes were built to provide housing for the homeless with minimal operating costs. To achieve this, solar panels were installed to reduce electricity expenses, and the high insulation standard in Wolf Homes contributes to overall energy efficiency

Low-Cost Space Efficient Housing

These homes offer a low-cost living option, popular among local veterans. Their space-efficient design allows for multiple units to be placed on a single property, making them an effective use of available land.