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.
Detached single-family homes planned for individual ownership
Gated, private and walkable
Clubhouse, swim spa and fire pit
Community garden and green space
You shouldn't have to choose between your independence and your people.
Maybe your home feels bigger and quieter than it used to. Maybe sharing a home with family doesn't offer the privacy everyone needs. Or perhaps you've explored assisted living and realized it's not the lifestyle you're looking for. We believe there should be another choice — one that brings independence, homeownership, and meaningful connections together.
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 $100,000 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.
The next 15 or 20 years go by fast. You should get to spend them the way you want.
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.
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.
Through his experience developing senior living communities, Mark recognized the need for another choice — one where people can own their homes, maintain their independence, age in place, and enjoy meaningful connections with their neighbors.
That vision inspired Alliance Aurora.
"Think about the next phase of your life.
How do you want to live?"
Mark Vuong, Founder
20+ years
in real estate and construction
$450M+
in completed projects
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.
Three simple steps to your new home.
01
Explore the community
Discover our planned homes, site plan, and shared spaces. Sign up for build updates to follow our progress.
02
Talk with our broker
When pre-sale reservations open, our listing broker will guide you through selecting your preferred homesite and choosing from available interior finish packages, from Standard to Premium.
03
Move in and meet your neighbors
Unpack, settle in, and start your next chapter with good people just a few steps away.
A Home That's Fully Yours, With Room for the People You Love.
Our planned homes are two-story, detached single-family homes, each featuring a covered front porch, private driveway, and garage. Designed for independent living and aging in place, each home offers two separate living areas under one roof.
Our goal is individual homeownership, allowing you to own your home and homesite, subject to final County approvals.
1,900
4
square feet
bedrooms
4
2
bathrooms
kitchens
FIRST FLOOR · 950 SQ FT
Primary bedroom and bath, a second bedroom and bath, kitchen, living and dining areas, and laundry. Everything you need for everyday living is on one level.
SECOND FLOOR · 950 SQ FT
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, living and dining areas, and laundry. Accessible by an interior staircase with its own private side entrance.
Use the upstairs your way
Designed for multigenerational living, the Vertical ADU offers flexibility for adult children, visiting family, a live-in caregiver, or potential rental income.*
*Rental use is subject to final permitting and local approvals.
Conceptual floor plans. Final designs and features may change.
Shared spaces that make it easy to say yes.
Step outside and there's somewhere to go and someone to see. The HOA keeps the shared spaces in shape, so all you have to do is enjoy them.
Clubhouse and lounge
Room for dinners, game nights and family gatherings. Private offices let your own nurse, caregiver or therapist meet you on site, so you skip the drive across town.
Fire pit and lounge
Morning coffee or evening conversation, a short walk from your door.
Swim spa and jacuzzi
A dual-zone swim spa for easy laps, and a jacuzzi for slow evenings.
Community garden
Raised beds for anyone who wants to grow tomatoes, herbs or flowers.
Walking paths and lawn
Loop the village before breakfast. The community lawn is ready for picnics and movie nights.
The site plan
16 homes around a shared center
Gated entry off NE Ward Road
One-way loop drive
Garage court and guest parking
About 1.9 acres
Conceptual site plan. Final layout is subject to permitting.
More independence than assisted living. More connection than living alone.
ASSISTED LIVING
ASSISTED LIVING
Your home
Your home
Neighbors
A rented apartment or room
A rented apartment or room
What you pay
Often $6,000 to $12,000 a month in rent
What you pay
Often $6,000 to $12,000 a month in rent
Neighbors
Many residents, on the building's schedule
Many residents, on the building's schedule
Help when you need it
Staff on their schedule, built into the rent
Help when you need it
Care provided through the facility
Your days
Planned for you
LIVING ALONE
ALLIANCE AURORA
LIVING ALONE
A private, detached home planned for individual ownership
Your home
You own your home. HOA dues cover the shared spaces.
What you pay
Your own house, often more than you need
Your own house, often more than you need
Every repair and chore lands on you
Every repair and chore lands on you
Friends are often a drive away
Friends right across the lane
Neighbors
Optional concierge coordination and qualified outside providers
Help when you need it
Your own schedule, with opportunities for community activities
Friends are often a drive away
Up to you to find and arrange
Up to you to find and arrange
Quiet, sometimes too quiet
ALLIANCE AURORA
Your home
What you pay
Help when you need it
A private cottage, with the deed in your name
You own your home. HOA dues cover the shared spaces.
Friends right across the lane
Neighbors
Hire the help you choose, with clubhouse offices for visits
Aurora is built for people who want to keep living fully.
A great fit if you
Want a home you own and neighbors you actually know
Are retired, semi-retired or still working
Like planning your own days, with friends close by when you want them
Can picture yourself at a garden plot, enjoying the swim spa or having steak night with neighbors
Probably not the right fit if you
Need memory care or round-the-clock medical staff
Want a full-service building with a concierge and a daily activity calendar
Aurora isn't a licensed care facility. You're free to hire whatever help you need, on your own terms.
A good week here looks like this.
There's no activity director. Just neighbors who like each other, making plans together.
6:00 AM
A walk around the village with the neighbor across the lane.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Steak night at the clubhouse. Everyone pitches in.
7:00 AM
Coffee at the fire pit while the sun comes up.
SATURDAY
Family visits, time with the grandkids, and a chance to catch up with friends.
AFTERNOON
An hour in the garden, a swim, or a quiet nap at home. Your call
SUMMER NIGHTS
A movie on the community lawn, under the stars.
A home you own
Friends close by, no planning a month out
Help on your terms, if you need it
A family that worries less
Helping a parent plan what's next?
Aurora gives your mom or dad a home they own, neighbors who notice, and a life that's still theirs. The upstairs suite means there's always room for you and the grandkids, or for a caregiver if that day comes.
Alliance Aurora Vancouver
NE Ward Road, Vancouver, WA 98662
A gated village of 16 cottage homes on about 1.9 acres, with a clubhouse, swim spa, community garden, fire pit, and walking paths.
With only 16 homes, Vancouver is small on purpose. More communities are planned across the Pacific Northwest.
WHERE WE ARE
Design and county review NOW
Plans are being finalized with Clark County
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
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