Massachusetts housing fails young professionals on three critical fronts: homeownership is financially out of reach, aging housing stock harms resident's health and wallets, and consistent relocation disrupts the community connections vital to mental health.
About Us
We're building Restored Living by taking lessons from innovative housing solutions around the world and offering them to a new generation stuck with stale housing.
Our first products lower the barrier to home-ownership and adapt homes to truly support resident well-being.
This work extends beyond individual homes: we're pioneering a housing model that can restore financial agency to a locked-out generation, heal the social fabric of our communities, and prove that the future of living is collaborative, not competitive.
The Restored Living Team
Aidan Regan
Founder
Motivated by the severe housing crisis in Massachusetts and the lack of new construction, Aidan Regan founded Restored Living with a mission to create homes that genuinely serve the needs of the community. With a background in business development, real estate investment, design, and construction, he brings a wealth of experience in creating vibrant, healthy neighborhoods where residents feel connected and at home. Aidan leads our team with a collaborative, hands-on approach, rethinking housing options to enrich lives and strengthen communities.
James McLoughlin
Acquisitions and Operations
James brings broad real estate expertise to Restored Living. He began in residential lending before managing institutional assets at ING Clarion in Class A markets for state and sovereign wealth funds. For 12 years, he worked at TPG Private Equity and now serves with National Land Realty. Driven by a passion for sustainable communities, he's applying his institutional finance experience toward a more grounded goal: expanding access to affordable, community-oriented housing that supports long-term well-being and shared stewardship of place.
Jac'ey Wynn-Ogunbode
Director of Client Experience & Co-Buying Strategy
Jac’ey is a J.D./LL.M. Candidate in Negotiation and Dispute Resolution at Washington University School of Law. With a background in psychology and business law, she brings a multidisciplinary perspective on human behavior and commercial dynamics. Her real-world experience spans multiple facets of the housing industry, including work in a family-owned construction business in Australia and serving as a project manager at a boutique interior design firm. Jac’ey also brings policy insight from her time as a congressional intern, where she contributed to initiatives addressing housing disparities and community health.
Sophia Gaitán
Business Development & Content Creation
Sophia is a Global Business and Management student at Suffolk University passionate about reshaping how her generation experiences housing and community. At Restored Living, she blends creativity and strategy to share our mission of making homeownership more accessible and meaningful for young people. Through her work in business development and content creation, she tells the stories behind our vision; building partnerships, creating authentic brand narratives, and amplifying the voices of those striving for financial stability and belonging through homeownership.
Dion Sorrentino
Executive Advisor
Dion brings over a decade of experience in data and market analysis, with a focus on multifamily housing. He’s worked alongside major real estate firms to uncover trends, evaluate neighborhoods, and identify smart opportunities for growth. His expertise spans from demographic shifts to the deeper patterns that shape how people live. Dion is passionate about translating data into impactful strategies to tackle the housing crisis in Massachusetts and beyond.