Expats & diaspora
Coming home, or coming to work. A furnished room with power that stays on and Wi-Fi that actually moves.
Urban Liquidity Housing Program · Freetown
One premium rent.
Two homes funded.
A housing program for Freetown, where an expat's rent quietly funds a nurse's — under the same roof. The Overview is the why. How It Works is the machinery.
- Commitment
- No agent fees
- Ever. Full stop.
- Commitment
- One refundable month
- Replaces the 12-month wall.
- Commitment
- $75 flat impact rent
- Never rises, cross-funded.
The Freetown problem
A city priced out
of its own homes.
To rent an apartment in Freetown, a tenant must hand over 12 or more months of rent upfront, plus 10–15% to an agent. That's a wall a nurse earning a monthly salary cannot climb. So the housing exists — it just stays empty, or fills with the same narrow slice of the market.
What ULHP is
A housing operator, not a listing site.
ULHP takes on whole houses in Freetown, runs them end-to-end — furniture, power, water, connectivity — and re-lets rooms monthly to a deliberate mix of people.
The premium rents are real and they pay for something specific: a fixed $75 room for a student or a single mother in the same building. Not a promise, not a marketing line — a structural cross-subsidy.
The exact mechanism, the tier prices, the ledger, and the interactive simulator all live on How It Works.
Who it houses
Same gate. Same kitchen. Same Wi-Fi.
Four groups of people, one address. The mix is the product.
What we won't move on
Four commitments, in writing.
The raise
The raise is open on paper.
$1,000,000 → 100 houses, leased in full, furnished and powered.
See where every dollar lands →