DPD revitalized and completed this subdivision after the initial developer was left bankrupt by the Great Financial Crisis.

DPD permitted, developed, and sold 180 finished lots to Dream Finders and D.R. Horton.

A 395-lot subdivision that DPD entitled, permitted, and is currently developing. The first two phases of finished lots are completed, with work set to begin on Phase 3 in 2027.

DPD assembled partners to purchase a dormant master plan and zoned it, annexed, entitled, permitted, and sold the first portion to Kolter Homes.

DPD took this site through rezoning, engineering, and permitting for 210 lots, and sold the entire 78 acres to a regional homebuilder.

In concert with the City of Palm Coast, DPD devised a unique site plan that would greatly increase the City's stormwater capacity in the adjacent Dry Lake with no added site work costs for the eventual developer.

A 334 lot subdivision that DPD permitted and sold to a South Carolina lot developer.

DPD assembled partners to purchase this site, permitted a 420-lot subdivision, and sold to KB Homes.

The first national luxury builder in Palm Coast in 2 decades, Toll Brothers' interest in the site was driven by its access to Palm Coast's Southern Rec Center; a tennis center and event space designed by a DPD-led team.

In 2021 DPD led a client through the purchase of this land at county auction for $325,000 and sold it 18 months later for $5,200,000.

DPD sold these master planned tracts to a foreign investment group in 4 transactions over the span of 18 months.

A mixed-use master plan approved in 2004 with entitlement for 2,000+ units.

DPD led an investment group to purchase the Aetna Office Tower in 2004 for $39,000,000, leased 200,000sf of vacant space, maintained 95-99% occupancy through the 9-year ownership, and exited in 2013 for $55,000,000.

2003: DPD assembled partners to purchase land from Motorola with a defunct 550,000sf pager manufacturing plant. The partners leased the factory back to Motorola, entitled the rest of the property, and sold for $37.7M a year later.

2006: DPD and Maury Carter & Assoc. purchased the abandoned Splendid China Theme Park from the Chinese Government for $40,200,000. The team entitled the land and exited the asset in less than 2 years.