pine gulch commons
7.8 acres zoned for residential / agriculture along Pine Gulch Creek
Situated outside BPUD jurisdiction
Water supply on historic well
Stable, long-term housing for residents via rental and ownership options
A living laboratory where restoration, agriculture, watershed renewal, and the art of living well together are practiced daily
at a glance
our vision
In the last ten years our community has experienced a significant population decrease due to a lack of affordable housing options for long term residents. A vibrant town needs people to thrive. Our local eco-system needs dedicated stewards who live here year-round.
Pine Gulch Commons cannot solve the housing crises on its own, but it does provide a model of co-housing that offers five units of housing at below market rate, plus multiple units of affordable long and short term rentals.
Additionally, there has been a decline in educational opportunities for young adults interested in learning restoration ecology and permaculture design through hands-on experience. Our Marin Re-wilding Academy addresses that need by offering short term stays to small cohorts of students who work with us as we prototype regenerative systems for water, waste, agriculture and housing.
Land Equity Investment opportunities
Pine Gulch Commons
Tenancy-in-Common (TIC) ownership is the foundational structure of Pine Gulch Commons. TIC owners hold direct title to the land and share responsibility for financing, stewardship, and long-term decision-making.
Supporting the project through TIC ownership means:
Holding deeded ownership in agricultural land
Sharing responsibility for mortgage, infrastructure, and long-term care
Participating in governance and collective decision-making
Accepting that ownership does not guarantee residential occupancy
Committing to stewardship over speculation
TIC ownership is not a passive investment. It is a form of place-based commitment that aligns financial responsibility with care for land, community, and future generations.
infrastructure/operations Investment opportunities
Pine Gulch Commons
An investment in Pine Gulch Commons Cooperative Corporation funds the administrative costs associated with the title transfer, lien holder contracts, and the design / implementation of onsite regenerative water, waste and energy system upgrades.
Pine Gulch Commons is built on trust, reciprocity, and shared investment.
This is a sound, asset-backed opportunity that delivers steady financial returns while strengthening community life in Bolinas. Repayment of loans begin in 2028 at 4% interest until 2038.
10-year community loan for infrastructure and administrative costs: $1M repaid by Summer 2038
Pine Gulch Commons co-Housing
Own your own home, below market, limited equity investment. Share the 7.8-acre Pine Gulch Commons in community. Residents may establish a personal 8x10 artist workspace in the Commons art hub and use shared facilities. A monthly contribution structure ensures that essential services—water, power, land management, and facility upkeep—are sustainably maintained, protecting the long-term value of the property and community.
Detailed co-housing information available on request.
2-bedroom. ADU with large yard(600 sqft): $575K
1-bedroom ADU with large yard (930 sq ft): $475K
3-bed historic home with large yard (2,000 sqft): $900K
1-bedroom guesthouse (300 sq ft) $300K sale pending
Total $2.25M
co-housing opportunities
2 BR home | 600 sqft | $575K
1 BR home | 930 SQFT | $475K
3 BR historic home | 2,000 sqft |$900K
ADU retrofit | 850 sqFT | $450K
ADU SITE 2 | 850 sqFT | $150K
THANK YOU TO THE HAWK FAMILY TRUST
Who has been extraordinarily generous in supporting our vision of Pine Gulch Commons
projected timeline
Pine Gulch Commons will secure title and land through a TIC group loan with Redwood Credit Union. All contracts will be executed.
Begin county discussions about buildout capacity and pathways to emergency and/or worker housing.
Co-author governance to ensure shared values are upheld by operations and management.
winter/spring 2026
Build out regenerative systems and small camping sites, including the barn and community hub.
Community and/or infrastructure loan may be utilized for capital call.
summer/Fall 2026
Begin farmworker housing buildout with a regenerative focus on soil, watershed, and community.
Small cohorts of students engage in land/creek restoration projects.
Rental income from educational programming begins and will continue to increase over time.
summer 2027
Pine Gulch Commons is a fully active farm, with rewilding.institute non-profit in full swing.
Land restoration partnership or easement commences.
If 10-year community loan utilized, repayments to investors begin.
summer 2028
All community loan investors repaid their original investment at 4% interest.