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$1.86M Revenue Multi-state Architectural Firm

Architectural Design and Planning Firm in Texas

On NextCompany since October 13, 2026 (2 days)

TX area
Financial summary
Asking price
N/A
Gross revenue
$1,862,806
Cash flow (SDE)
$629,446

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Business overview

This Texas firm designs and plans architectural projects under licenses spanning eight states. Senior living and assisted living projects generate 75% of its revenue. Seven nonunion employees follow structured workflows that reduce reliance on the owner. Referrals feed its pipeline, and the firm reports a 72% gross margin. Revenue totals $1,862,806, with $629,446 in cash flow. The firm reported $489,000 in adjusted EBITDA for 2025. Municipal and multifamily projects offer avenues for growth. The seller offers financing.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Architecture firms seeking a practice licensed across eight states.
  • Buyers focused on senior living and assisted living design.
  • Operators seeking an architectural practice with structured workflows and seven nonunion employees.

Details

Reason for selling
Approaching retirement and/or pursuing other interests.
Real estate
Leased

Frequently Asked Questions

Senior living and assisted living developments generate 75% of the firm's revenue. The firm also identifies municipal and multifamily projects as areas for growth.

Seven nonunion employees work within structured workflows. Those workflows reduce the firm's dependence on its owner.

Referrals feed the firm's project pipeline. The practice identifies faith-based and municipal projects among its growth opportunities.

The seller offers financing for the practice. The firm operates from leased premises.

The owner cites approaching retirement or pursuing other interests. The practice reports a 72% gross margin.

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