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Rooted in Community.

Built for generations.

Creating permanently affordable homeownership

opportunities in Prince George’s County.

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PGCLT is an emerging community-led initiative working to create permanently affordable homeownership opportunities and steward land for long-term community stability in Prince George’s County.

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Housing

Expanding permanently affordable homeownership opportunities so more families can put down roots and build generational wealth.

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Land Stewardship

Holding land in trust for the community to ensure it remains affordable, accessible, and aligned with community needs.

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Anti-Displacement

Strengthening neighborhoods and empowering residents with the tools and resources to stay, thrive, and shape their communities.

What is a

Community Land Trust?

A Community Land Trust (CLT) is a nonprofit organization that owns land in trust for the community. Homes are sold to qualified homebuyers, while the land remains permanently affordable. This model helps prevent displacement, preserves affordability for future generations, and keep communities strong and rooted.

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Our Current focus:

  • Community engagement & listening

  • Partnership building

  • Exploring land & development opportunities

  • Laying the foundation for long-term impact

PGCLT is in the foundation-building phase. We are engaging community members, building partnerships, and preparing for future opportunities to create permanently affordable homeownership in Prince George’s County.

Currently in Development