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HartWest focuses on a new paradigm of real estate development. We strive to:

Improve the social condition and

Protect the environment with

Projects that make financial sense

Click on the links below to learn more about our projects, and to view their detailed applications:

Spirit Rock Center, Woodacre, CA - Master Plan and Precise Development Plan

San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, CA - Master Plan

Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, Mill Valley, CA - Master Plan

Branson School, Ross, CA - Long-range, Strategic Planning

Esalen Institute, Big Sur, CA - Business Plan

Hacienda Conchal, Guanacaste, Costa Rica - Tropical Estate

See our portfolio for more projects

Real estate development is often viewed as destruction of the environment and erosion of the quality of life. We have found a way to enable large projects to tread lightly on the land and benefit the community while maintaining strict financial efficiency.

HartWest is the first private developer in California to build affordable single-family homes with no public funds. Never content with the status quo, we created the eco-initiatives of Greenstreets, the passive solar Temperature Balancing System, and State-HDC-approved Employer-directed Workforce Housing Program.

Originally founded as Robert B. Hart & Associates in 1986, HartWest is now a leading real estate development consultant for non-profit facilities on California’s Pacific Coast. The firm delivers complex facility, campus & community-scale projects on budget and on schedule with the highest level of financially-sensible Green Development Practices.

Here's what we're currently working on...

Congregate-living employee village served by electric vehicles

Real estate asset management for prime properties held by non-profit institutions

Student Village for low-income families in an historic institution

Dining facility for 200 with supporting vegetable garden

Resource Protection Plans for large real estate holdings.

Adaptive re-use of historic structures

Web-based document organization, management and viewing system

New method of building super-green suburban streets

Temperature balancing system to reduce heating and cooling loads

Employer-directed workforce housing

& more...