Harbor House Collective

Harbor House Collective's journey began with the Londoño family's agricultural roots in Colombia, where they operated successful cut flower farms distributing throughout New England and internationally. The Londoño family began growing cut flowers in their native Colombia for market distribution throughout New England & eventually internationally. Harbor House Collective honors that tradition by growing a different kind of flower in their Chelsea Garden.Established in 2021 as Massachusetts' first Latino-owned cultivation facility, the family transformed their former cold storage space into a state-of-the-art cannabis operation. Father Miguel Londono is the principal owner while his son, Gabriel, will serve as CEO.The company achieved a significant milestone in February 2022 with their grand opening, marking the culmination of years of preparation and community investment. Their vertically integrated approach allows them to control every aspect of production, from cultivation to retail, ensuring consistent quality that honors their agricultural heritage.Harbor House Collective's Director of Cultivation, Cory Desloge, was recognized as Grower of the Month, highlighting their commitment to excellence and industry leadership. Today, they operate a comprehensive facility featuring 15,000 square feet of cultivation space with nearly 400 lights, producing premium cannabis that has earned recognition throughout Massachusetts.

Harbor House Collective operates as a fully vertically integrated cannabis company at their 80 Eastern Avenue facility in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Harbor House Collective is a minority-owned cannabis company that cultivates, manufactures, and retails premium cannabis all in our facility located at 80 Eastern Ave Chelsea, MA.Their product portfolio spans the complete cannabis spectrum, including premium flower, pre-rolls, concentrates, hash, edibles, vapes, and accessories. at the Chelsea store heads will find a particularly special smorgasbord of signature strains like Albariño and Horchata in vape, flower, or dab form—and often even in various subcategories beyond those such as badder, live rosin, and sugar.The cultivation operation features hand-picked genetics and data-driven growing techniques, with 15k square feet of cultivation space with just under 400 lights and a lean team of 7 growers. Their manufacturing capabilities produce concentrates and edibles on-site, while their retail dispensary serves both recreational and medical patients.Beyond their Chelsea location, Harbor House Collective products are distributed to dispensaries throughout Massachusetts, making their premium offerings accessible to cannabis consumers statewide. They accept cash, debit, and credit payments, operating daily from 9 AM to 9 PM with extended hours to serve their diverse customer base.

Harbor House Collective's mission centers on elevating minority communities through exceptional cannabis cultivation and meaningful employment opportunities. At HHC, we believe in supporting and elevating minority populations through out hiring practices and promoting from within.Their commitment extends to community representation, with "We've hired over 65% of local people with 45 % from Chelsea and Revere," said Kerwin. "Thirty two percent of employees are female and 59% are minorities so we really have been trying to focus on creating a business that is representative of the community."The company's core values emphasize consistency, quality, and accessibility. Drawing from their agricultural heritage, they strive to deliver the same premium experience regardless of location or product format. "My family comes from cut flower production and has multiple farms, and our vision and our goal is that every farm, no matter where you open a box of flowers, it should look the same."Their social responsibility includes making quality cannabis accessible to medical patients and ending the need for cross-border cannabis shopping in Massachusetts.