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Hames Communities Near Me

Two great choices in southwest Cedar Rapids.

Highways 100, 218, 30 and 380 make our communities easily accessible to all the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City corridor.

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Explore Our Communities

Many amenities make Hames’ all-age communities feel like home.

Site lease includes garbage & recycle service, stormwater fees, & property taxes on the land

Abundant green spaces, recreation areas, playgrounds and community events

Safe, peaceful environments

Off street parking and mail delivery to individual homesites

Emergency Storm Shelters

On-site management to serve resident needs

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Explore Summit View
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Explore Grand View

The Hames Difference

What Our Residents Say

 

We have amazing neighbors and a beautiful street. The Hames staff are wonderful, the pantry each week helps so many families in our community. We feel welcome and safe living in this beautiful community. What can I say, it feels like home.

Donna Hubbard

We are so very thankful that we were able to move into a wonderful park.

Greg, Brenda, & Jade Rawson

Peaceful area to raise children.

Ayub Mburu

There are a lot of long time residents here, who really take care of their yard, which keeps the whole place looking nice.

Lisa

As a resident of Grand View Village, I can honestly say that it is a wonderful place to live. The staff are wonderful, hardworking and friendly. The neighborhood is clean and well maintained. They are quick to respond to any problems that should arise.

Sheryl Church

Hames runs a top-shelf organization. It’s highly regarded everywhere.

Jay McDonald

"I have liked living in the village because of the spacious lots."

Genevieve Angersola

Wonderful community to live and enjoy retirement.

Michael Heffron

Nice place to live.

Dennis Andrews

After the derecho storm everyone worked together to make Summit View what it is today.

Mary Studt