For many, the dream of homeownership feels out of reach—rising costs, lengthy construction timelines, and a lack of affordable options have left millions struggling to find a place to call home. But thanks to a ground-breaking new venture, that dream is now more attainable than ever.
After nearly three years of development, Dr. Velma Trayham—award-winning entrepreneur and economic empowerment leader—has officially launched HomeAccess America, the first Black-owned modular housing manufacturer in the U.S. capable of producing up to 100 homes per day. And the best part? These aren’t just any homes—they’re sustainable, durable, and shockingly affordable, starting at just $45,000 for a three-bedroom unit.
HomeAccess America is flipping the script on traditional homebuilding with its proprietary HomeAccess Building System™, which allows five to ten non-skilled workers to assemble a 1,500-square-foot home in less than a week. Unlike conventional construction, which can take months (or even years), these homes are built in days—without sacrificing quality.
Each home is engineered to be:
✔ Fireproof
✔ Hurricane-resistant
✔ Waterproof
✔ Resistant to rot and mold
This means homeowners get speed, affordability, and long-term durability—all in one package.
The U.S. currently faces a shortage of 7.3 million affordable homes, while traditional builders grapple with labour shortages and skyrocketing material costs. HomeAccess America’s innovative system—already used in over 100 countries—provides a scalable solution to both problems.
By simplifying construction and relying on unskilled labour, the company is creating thousands of jobs in underserved communities while drastically cutting costs. As Dr. Trayham puts it:
“HomeAccess America isn’t just manufacturing homes—we’re creating jobs and making housing truly affordable. With a three-bedroom starting at just $45,000, we’re proving that quality housing doesn’t have to be out of reach.”
Dr. Velma Trayham is no stranger to breaking barriers. A Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award recipient and named one of the Top 100 Women to Know in America, she has spent over a decade driving economic empowerment and social change. Her latest venture is a testament to her mission: making homeownership accessible while uplifting communities nationwide.
This isn’t just a real estate innovation—it’s a movement toward inclusive economic growth and a brighter future for generations to come.
