Our Services

Transforming underutilized or contaminated sites into long-term community assets through data-informed planning, market analysis, and real-world feasibility. We help align land use, economic drivers, and community goals to create actionable revitalization roadmaps.

Helping communities and investors navigate the complexities of real estate and market analysis to ensure project leveraging and long-term viability. We design smart, layered financing approaches that align public and private funding sources—including EPA, HUD, philanthropic capital, and local incentives—to accelerate redevelopment and reduce risk.

Driving inclusive, equity-based engagement processes that build local trust, surface community priorities, and ensure that redevelopment outcomes reflect the vision of those most impacted.

Providing hands-on leadership and implementation support for complex, multi-stakeholder projects—particularly EPA-funded initiatives and brownfield programs—ensuring accountability, compliance, and long-term impact. This includes Brownfields Technical Assistance through EPA and EPA-funded programs, such as Brownfields Job Training.

Delivering expert technical support to public, private, and nonprofit clients—ranging from job training grantees to land banks—to help navigate regulations, funding processes, and project planning.

Offering early-stage strategic insight to help clients assess opportunity, evaluate risk, and chart a tailored path forward. Ideal for developers, landowners, and agencies seeking clear recommendations before committing to full-scale planning.

Designing and delivering customized workshops, learning programs, and workforce development content on topics such as brownfields funding, job training, and community revitalization. Trusted by EPA and partners nationwide.

Creating accessible, data-driven tools and frameworks—like PEER and the ABC tool—to support decision-making, environmental screening, cost modeling, and community education

Helping organizations communicate the “why” behind redevelopment through storytelling, public messaging, grant narratives, and community-facing platforms—bridging technical work with human impact.