Creating Places Where People and Progress Thrive.
Our Mission and experience
Clark Property R+D (CPRD) is a real estate development and advisory firm founded in 2013 with a mission to create great places by listening first, planning responsibly, and delivering projects that benefit communities, partners, and future generations.
With over 25 years of combined experience, CPRD principals have led and advised projects totaling more than 350 acres, 2,500 residential units, and 2.6 million square feet of commercial and mixed-use space. We specialize in unlocking underutilized land through disciplined analysis, community-informed planning, and market-grounded entitlements—creating build-ready opportunities that serve neighborhoods, investors, and development partners alike.
Our approach
We primarily operate at the front end of the development lifecycle, where outcomes are shaped long before capital is deployed or buildings are constructed. Our work focuses on identifying land with unrealized potential, designing comprehensive plans, and resolving the political, technical, and community dynamics that determine whether a project can move forward.
By translating community goals and planning frameworks into executable development projects, we reduce uncertainty for landowners, developers, and public agencies alike. The result is thoughtfully designed sites that are easier to finance, easier to permit, and more likely to deliver durable economic and community value.
Development Principles
Every project we lead is guided by a consistent set of principles that shape how we evaluate land, navigate complexity, and deliver long-term value. We approach challenging conditions—whether related to land control, infrastructure, approvals, or feasibility—with practical, forward-thinking strategies that turn constraints into opportunity.
Our work focuses on repositioning underutilized sites into places that strengthen surrounding neighborhoods while respecting local history and cultural identity. We pursue triple-bottom-line sustainability—environmental responsibility, social value, and financial durability—through thoughtful planning and design that supports resilient communities, sound economics, and lasting public benefit.