Phoenix Land Development Project
Rebuilding Black Wall Street—Starting in Greene County, Alabama. Transforming one of the poorest counties in Alabama into a self-sustaining ecosystem that creates housing, businesses, and generational wealth.
From Land… to Ownership… to Legacy
Who We Are
Built by Leaders. Driven by Purpose.
Our Belief
🌍 Land is Power
🔑 Ownership is Freedom
💛 Community is Wealth
When all three come together… transformation becomes inevitable.
Phoenix Land Development is a visionary-led project founded by Chief SuñNaa Martin Chris Glin and co-led by Project Manager John Marcus Cashin.
Created to transform underdeveloped land into thriving economic ecosystems—starting in Greene County, Alabama—this is not just development. It is intentional, strategic, and purpose-driven.
The Opportunity
A Region Ready for Transformation
72
Acres Ready
Currently designated for development in Knoxville, Alabama
239
Acres in Negotiation
Additional acreage currently in active acquisition discussions
20min
From Tuscaloosa
Strategic location near a major university city via I-20/59
Located in Greene County — one of Alabama's most economically challenged regions — with no comparable master-planned development anywhere in the area. The land sits 15 minutes from historic Eutaw and is directly accessible via Interstate 20/59.
Mission & Vision
Developing Land with Intention
Our Mission
To develop land with intention—creating thriving communities that empower families, support entrepreneurs, and stimulate long-term economic prosperity for generations to come.
Our Vision
Regional Destinations
Turning raw land into vibrant hubs
Self-Sustaining Communities
Built to thrive independently
Rural Revitalization
Aligning private investment with public good
The Problem We Solve
Rural Communities Are Being Left Behind
The Challenge
Underutilized land sitting idle due to lack of planning and capital
Jobs, entertainment, and services located elsewhere — dollars leave the community
Limited capital access prevents local entrepreneurs from growing
Short-term developments that fail to create lasting generational value
Our Solution
Master-planned, fully integrated communities with real infrastructure
Economic anchors that generate jobs and draw regional traffic
Complete ecosystems: housing, commerce, entertainment, banking
Long-term, scalable value for both investors and communities
Development Overview
Eight Pillars of a Complete Ecosystem
Residential Community
~300 gated homes with eco-friendly, solar-ready construction
S.E.E.D. Farm
Sustainable agriculture, workforce training, and local food supply
Grocery Store
Fresh food access with local supply chain and banking branch
Restaurant & Food Truck
Full-service dining and culinary career pathways
Medical Center
Primary care, AI health pods, and urgent services
Entertainment Complex
Regional destination: bowling, go-karts, concerts, and more
S.E.E.D. of Life Center
Education, entrepreneurship, and youth enrichment programs
Phoenix Bank
Local capital access, business lending, and economic independence
Component 1
Phoenix Land Residential Community
~300 Homes
Single-family, apartment-style, and stacked residential units
Eco-Friendly Build
Prefab construction, solar-ready infrastructure, tornado-resistant engineering
Full Amenities
Pool, clubhouse, business center — designed for order, safety, and longevity
Component 2 & 3
Phoenix S.E.E.D. Farm & Grocery Store
S.E.E.D. Farm
A sustainable, locally controlled food source featuring row crops, specialty produce, and greenhouses. Includes water-efficient irrigation, hands-on agricultural training, and financial literacy programs for youth and adults.
Phoenix Grocery Store
Fresh produce, meat, and pantry essentials sourced locally. Features a Phoenix Bank branch inside, reducing food insecurity and creating steady retail employment — keeping economic circulation within the community.
Component 4 & 5
Restaurant & Community Medical Center
Phoenix Restaurant & Food Truck
Full-service and quick-service dining with locally sourced ingredients. Family-friendly menu with indoor and outdoor seating. Creates local jobs and culinary career pathways for the community.
Phoenix Community Medical Center
Primary care, preventative screenings, and AI-assisted medical pods for rapid health assessments. A compact, modern care hub that eliminates the burden of traveling to distant medical facilities.
Component 6
Phoenix Family Entertainment Complex
A regional destination with no comparable facility anywhere in the area — located less than 3 minutes from the interstate.
Indoor Attractions
- 4-lane bowling alley & arcade
- Laser tag & trampoline zone
- Go-kart racing & kids zone
- Indoor swimming pool
Outdoor & Events
- Water splash pads & miniature golf
- Mirror maze & walking paths
- Outdoor stage: 1,000+ capacity
- Pro lighting, sound & screens
Components 7 & 8
Education Center & Phoenix Bank
S.E.E.D. of Life Multi-Center
Classrooms, financial literacy and entrepreneurship programs, virtual academy, basketball and tennis facilities, youth safe spaces, and community event areas — a true hub for empowerment and enrichment.
Phoenix Bank / Credit Union
The financial engine of Phoenix Land. Located inside the Supermarket, offering business lending, startup financing, and support for non-traditional business models. Strengthens Greene County's economic independence from the ground up.
Why This Opportunity Is Rare
Investors Are Not Being Asked to Speculate
Most developments chase profit first and stability later. Phoenix Land was designed in reverse — growth is already planned, demand is already forming, and leadership is already in place.
Workforce Housing
Stabilizes housing for all Phoenix Land operations
Land Value Growth
Increases long-term value across the entire development
Economic Anchoring
Retains families, spending, and investment locally
Low Volatility
Housing tied directly to real, on-the-ground economic activity
The Ecosystem in Motion
How Phoenix Land Creates a Self-Sustaining Loop
Every component feeds the next. Residents work locally, spend locally, bank locally — creating a compounding cycle of economic growth that is rare in rural America.
Leadership
Chief SuñNaa Martin Chris Glin — CEO
A distinguished entrepreneur, real estate investor, and community developer with over 25 years of experience in business and economics. As CEO of Phoenix Global Investments, he is dedicated to transforming Greene County into a thriving center for Black entrepreneurship and innovation.
Founder
O.W. Gurley Community Center, Alabama
Enskinned Chief
Northern Ghana — global community leadership
Greenthumb Initiative
Greene County Commission-approved Farmers' District — Alabama's first Black-owned cannabis company pathway
Leadership
John Marcus Cashin — Project Manager
Decades of technical and international development expertise, including 20+ years in Nigeria founding Solar Satellites Nigeria Ltd. and pioneering solar and sustainable infrastructure. Currently serves on the Eutaw Airport Authority Board following his 2025 appointment by Mayor Latasha Johnson.
Engineering Background
Geological & Petroleum Engineering Technology
Civic Legacy
Son of Dr. John Logan Cashin Jr., founder of the National Democratic Party in Alabama
Solar Pioneer
Founded Solar Satellites Nigeria Ltd. — 20+ years sustainable infrastructure
A Message from Leadership
"True wealth is built when land serves people, and people are given the dignity of stability. Phoenix Land is about more than development — it is about legacy, stewardship, and responsibility. Those who partner with us are not just investors. They are builders of the future."— Chief SuñNaa Martin Chris Glin, CEO
Investment Opportunity
Stand at the Foundation of Something Enduring
Step 1: Connect
Reach out to leadership and schedule a discovery conversation
Step 2: Review
Receive a full investment overview and development plan
Step 3: Build
Partner with Phoenix Land and become a builder of generational legacy
Investors are not being asked to speculate. They are being invited to stand at the foundation of something enduring — a master-planned ecosystem with leadership, land, and vision already in place.
Get In Touch
Contact Phoenix Land Development
Chief Martin Chris Glin — CEO
📞 205-331-9447 | 205-331-0327
✉️ Martinglin22@gmail.com
✉️ Masternomics1@gmail.com
John Cashin — Project Manager
📞 659-240-2064 | 205-310-3946
✉️ john.cashin@icloud.com
Project Website
🌐 PHOENIXLPROJ.COM
✉️ info@phoenixlproj.com
Greene County, Alabama
72 acres ready for development. 239 acres in negotiation. One vision — transforming rural Alabama into a thriving, self-sustaining community built for generational wealth.
From Land… to Ownership… to Legacy