ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITIES

Own your home. Know your neighbors.

Alliance Aurora is developing small, gated communities of detached single-family homes for active adults who value independence, meaningful connections, and the freedom to age in place. Our first community is planned for Vancouver, Washington.

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Detached single-family homes planned for individual ownership

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Gated, walkable community

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Clubhouse, swim spa and fire pit

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Community garden and green space

You shouldn't have to choose between your independence and your people.

Maybe your home has become too large or too quiet. Moving in with family may mean less privacy, while assisted living may not fit your lifestyle. Finding the right balance of independence, privacy, and connection isn't always easy.

Today’s Living Options

As our needs and lifestyles change, we often find ourselves considering several familiar living arrangements. Each serves a purpose, but not every option fits the way we want to live.

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Assisted living

Monthly housing rent can range from $6,000 to $12,000 or more, depending on location and community. Some senior living communities also charge a one-time entrance or buy-in fee ranging from $10,000 to $1 million or more. While these communities provide valuable services, residents typically pay ongoing housing costs rather than build equity in a home they own.

Moving in with family

Living with family can bring everyone closer, but sharing a household can also make it difficult to maintain personal space, privacy, and independence.

Staying home alone

Staying in your own home offers familiarity and freedom, but maintaining a larger house and staying connected with others can become more challenging over time.

Adult Foster Care Homes

Adult foster care provides personal care and daily support in a smaller, home-like setting. While it offers valuable assistance, residents typically pay for housing and care rather than own their homes, with less independence and flexibility than traditional homeownership.

The next 15 or 30 years go by fast. You should get to spend them the way you want.

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We've Seen Senior Living Firsthand. We Envisioned Another Choice.

Our founder, Mark Vuong, brings 20+ years of experience in real estate development, construction, senior living, and cohousing communities.

His experience led him to envision something different — a community where people could own their homes, maintain their independence, age in place, and enjoy the comfort of having neighbors and support close by.

That vision inspired Alliance Aurora.

"Think about the next phase of your life. How do you want to live?"

— Mark Vuong, Founder

Cohousing & Assisted Living

Development Experience

$450M+

Completed Projects

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Why "Aurora"?

Aurora means dawn. It's the feeling of waking up with energy, hope and a reason to get out the door. Every Alliance Aurora community is built around that feeling.

“We build houses with our hands, but love turns them into homes. It's the family, laughter, and memories we share that become our lasting legacy.”

— Mark Vuong, Founder

A Home That's Fully Yours, With Room for the People You Love

Our planned two-story, detached single-family homes are designed for comfortable main-floor living, independence, and aging in place.

The upstairs is designed as a planned Vertical ADU, complete with its own kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and private entrance. Whether accommodating family members, visiting loved ones, or a live-in caregiver, this flexible space allows everyone to stay close while maintaining their own privacy and independence.

Our goal is individual ownership of both the home and homesite, subject to final County approvals.

Stay independent. Keep your loved ones close. Enjoy a home that adapts as life changes.

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2,000

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bedrooms

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FIRST FLOOR · 1,000 SQ FT

Everything you need for comfortable, single-level living, including two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, living and dining areas, and laundry.

Designed for independence and aging in place, without relying on stairs for everyday living.

SECOND FLOOR · 1,000 SQ FT

The second floor is designed as a planned Vertical ADU, featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, living and dining areas, and laundry.

Accessible by an interior staircase and private side entrance, it offers a separate living space for loved ones, a live-in caregiver, or potential rental use, while maintaining privacy and independence under one roof.

Shared Spaces That Bring People Together

Step outside and enjoy welcoming spaces designed for relaxation, recreation, and meaningful connections with neighbors. Shared areas are planned to be maintained by the HOA, giving you more time to enjoy them.

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Clubhouse and Lounge

A welcoming space for dinners, game nights, group yoga, disco nights, dancing, and special celebrations with family and neighbors.

Planned private meeting rooms also provide convenient space for visiting caregivers, therapists, and other support professionals.

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Swim Spa and Jacuzzi

A dual-zone swim spa for easy laps, and a jacuzzi for slow evenings.

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Walking Paths and Lawn

Enjoy a morning walk around the village, or gather with neighbors on the community lawn for picnics and outdoor movie nights.

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Fire Pit and Lounge

Morning coffee or evening conversation, a short walk from your door.

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Community Garden

Raised beds for anyone who wants to grow tomatoes, herbs or flowers.

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Optional Concierge and Home Services

In partnership with Mobility Rules, led by Cathie Ross, planned services include housekeeping, wellness check-ins, transportation coordination, accessibility assistance, and coordination with caregivers, home care, and healthcare providers. Homeowners can choose and pay separately for the services they need, rather than having them included in HOA dues, supporting independence, aging in place, and peace of mind.

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The site plan

16 homes around a shared center
Gated entry off NE Ward Road
One-way loop drive
Garage and guest parking
About 1.9 acres

Conceptual site plan. Final layout is subject to permitting.

A Good Week Here Looks Like This

Life at Aurora is yours to enjoy, with opportunities to connect whenever you choose.

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6:00 AM

Start your day with a refreshing morning walk, enjoy the beautiful sunrise and fresh air, stay active, and connect with neighbors along the way. A perfect way to begin another beautiful day at Aurora.

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7:00 AM

Enjoy a warm cup of coffee by the fire pit, take in the peaceful morning surroundings, and share stories and laughter with neighbors. Sometimes, the simplest moments make the best memories.

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AFTERNOON

Spend a relaxing afternoon tending to your garden, enjoying a refreshing swim, or sharing tea and conversation with neighbors. Or simply unwind with a good book or a peaceful nap in the comfort of your own home.

Your call.

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FRIDAY NIGHT

It's steak night at the clubhouse! Gather with neighbors and friends for delicious food, good music, laughter, and great conversations. Share stories, make new memories, and enjoy a fun evening together. Who says Friday nights have to slow down?

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SATURDAY

Weekends are made for family, friends, and fun! Invite your loved ones over, spend quality time with the grandkids, enjoy a relaxing afternoon by the swim spa, or gather with neighbors at the clubhouse. Share laughter, create lasting memories, and enjoy the simple pleasures of life together.

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SUMMER NIGHTS

Gather with neighbors and friends at the community lawn for an outdoor movie under the stars. Bring your favorite blanket, enjoy some popcorn, share laughter, and relax in the warm summer evening air. From movie nights to spontaneous gatherings, summer evenings at Aurora are all about good company and unforgettable memories.

A Community Designed Around Connection

At Alliance Aurora, we believe a great community is more than beautiful homes. It's about creating a neighborhood where people know one another, look out for each other, and enjoy life together.

Our first Vancouver community is intentionally designed with just 16 homes, bringing neighbors closer while preserving privacy and independence.

Here, friendships grow naturally, support is close by, and everyone has the freedom to age in place and live life on their own terms.

Helping a Parent Plan What's Next?

You want your parents to enjoy their independence, age in place, and have a home they can truly call their own. Alliance Aurora offers thoughtfully designed homes, caring neighbors nearby, and a welcoming community where meaningful connections grow.

With flexible living spaces and planned optional concierge and home services in partnership with Mobility Rules, your loved ones can enjoy greater comfort, privacy, and support as their needs change.

More independence for your parents. Greater peace of mind for your family.

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Aurora isn't a licensed care facility. You're free to hire whatever help you need, on your own terms.

Alliance Aurora Vancouver

NE Ward Road, Vancouver, WA 98662

Our first community is taking shape in Vancouver, Washington. Follow our progress as we finalize the design, work through County approvals, and prepare to bring Alliance Aurora to life.

More communities are envisioned across the Pacific Northwest, with plans to eventually expand throughout the West Coast.

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WHERE WE ARE

Design and county review — In Progress

Our team is refining the community site plan and working closely with Clark County to address development requirements and move toward final approvals.

Permits approved

Target: May to June 2027

Groundbreaking

Target: summer 2027

Pre-Sale Reservations

Buyers will be able to reserve available homesites through our listing broker. Dates to be announced.

Model home opens

The first finished home near the entrance is planned to serve as our model home.

Dates are targets and may shift with permitting.

What People Ask Us Most

Our plan is for homeowners to own both their home and individual homesite, just like a traditional single-family property. Unlike renting, homeownership offers the opportunity to build equity over time. The final ownership structure will be confirmed before homes are offered for sale, subject to County approvals.

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