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When it comes to launching and selling residential developments, experience matters.
From land acquisition and floor plan review to branding, marketing, and full sell-out strategy - we help developers bring projects to life and get them across the finish line successfully.
We look at the big picture - and the details that make it work.
Each development is different. Location, product, pricing, timeline - no two are the same.
Here’s a snapshot of projects we’ve helped bring to market.
Area: East End (Urban / City)
Product Type: Single-family homes
Price Point: $1,000,000 - $1,600,000
Time to Sell Out: 4 Years
Developer/Builder: Meierjohan / Ackerman
What Worked Best: Hyper-local marketing and walkability positioning
Unique Challenge: Parking + density objections
Marketing Highlights: Social-first campaign + community previews
Area: Montgomery (Suburban)
Product Type: Single-family homes
Price Point: $700,000 - $1,300,000
Time to Sell Out: 4 Years
Developer/Builder: MSTC LLC, Ashford Homes, Daley Design + Build, Fry Homes
What Worked Best: Strategic pre-sale marketing + model home launch event
Unique Challenge: Competitive suburban inventory
Marketing Highlights: Video walk-throughs, community lifestyle branding
Area: Oakley
Product Type: Townhomes
Price Point: $450,000 - $600,000
Time to Sell Out: 1 Year
Developer/Builder: PLK
What Worked Best: Clean modern branding + targeted buyer profiles
Unique Challenge: Educating buyers on HOA structure
Marketing Highlights: Lifestyle-driven video + curated design visuals
Area: South Lebanon (Large-Lot Community)
Product Type: Single-family homes
Price Point: $650,000 - $1,200,000
Time to Sell Out: Final Phase Now Selling
Developer/Builder: Pendragon Homes
What Worked Best: Community storytelling + values-based positioning
Unique Challenge: Longer build timelines
Marketing Highlights: Long-form content, event-based previews, community messaging
Area: Hyde Park
Product Type: Custom new build
Price Point: $3,000,000
Time to Sell: 6 Months
Builder: J&K Custom Homes
What Worked Best: Pre-completion marketing strategy
Unique Challenge: Selling vision before completion
Marketing Highlights: Architectural-focused visuals + elevated listing campaign
"Outstanding real estate partners. Oyler Hines is truly results-oriented, highly professional, and relentlessly client-centric in everything they do.
As a Developer, I especially appreciate their strong ownership mindset — they don’t just “handle” tasks, they take full responsibility for outcomes and consistently deliver at or above expectations.
Their team communicates clearly, anticipates issues before they arise, and approaches every challenge with a solutions-driven mentality.
They collaborate seamlessly with me and operate like a true extension of my development team. I couldn’t ask for a better partner in the real estate space. I highly recommend them."
- Mario C.
We think like marketers.
We operate like sales leaders.
We move like partners.
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