The Neighborhood Development Company (NDC) is a unique real estate development company that focuses on the revitalization of emerging urban neighborhoods. The company’s mission is to create exciting, customized residential and commercial properties that advance the revitalization of urban neighborhoods while respecting the rich diversity of their existing fabric. Founded in 1999, the company has completed the development of over 250,000 square feet of real estate. Additionally, NDC has projects that represent over $50 millions of investment that total over 170,000 square feet that are currently underway. These numbers do not include NDC’s Joint Venture participation in the CityVista project, a 1.2 million square foot mixed use project, which is presently under construction. NDC in also an equity participant in the development team selected by the city to redevelop the Old Convention Center sites. This project will also create over 1 million square feet of mixed-use space.

NDC believes that neighborhoods can prosper without losing the vibrant diversity, neighborhood history and urban lifestyles that make each community unique in the first place. The company works cooperatively with government, community groups and residents to be a positive force in the revitalization of urban neighborhoods, improving the quality of life for both newcomers and long-term residents. The company is proud of its track record in hiring and training local residents through its Building Together program.

NDC’s total focus is on building neighborhoods, and we have developed an innovative system called Strategic Neighborhood Development. The company systematically identifies neighborhoods with high potential for revitalization and follows up with strategic, long-term investments to augment and participate in their success. Existing neighborhood resources, both human and architectural, are respected, preserved and strengthened. NDC successfully pioneered this approach in the Washington, DC’s Columbia Heights neighborhood, and is actively pursuing opportunities in other high-potential neighborhoods in the region.
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