Architecture & Urban Planning Firm
Architecture and Master Planning Firm in the Northeast US
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Northeast US architecture firm designs buildings, neighborhoods, and campuses for public and private clients. Its work spans early visioning, entitlement, and construction administration. The firm uses BIM, hand rendering, and CMap for staffing and project allocation.
The firm reports $10,139,299 in revenue and $1,400,001 in EBITDA. As of October 15, 2025, current projects held $18,339,504 remaining to bill. The firm operates three leased offices with assumable leases. Two majority shareholders seek retirement and offer a negotiable transition; all four minority shareholders intend to remain.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Architecture firms seeking a practice that serves both public and private clients in the Northeast US.
- Strategic acquirers seeking master planning capabilities across buildings, neighborhoods, and campuses.
- Buyers seeking continuity from minority shareholders who intend to remain after the sale.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The two majority shareholders are seeking retirement but would remain for a negotiable transition period. All four minority shareholders intend to remain post-sale.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The firm designs buildings, neighborhoods, and campuses for public and private clients in the Northeast US. Its work runs from early visioning and entitlement through construction administration.
The firm reports $10,139,299 in revenue and $1,400,001 in EBITDA. As of October 15, 2025, its current projects held $18,339,504 remaining to bill.
The firm operates three leased offices, and a buyer may assume their leases. Its teams use BIM, traditional hand rendering, and CMap staffing and project allocation tools.
The two majority shareholders seek retirement and would remain for a negotiable transition period. All four minority shareholders intend to remain after the sale.
The firm identifies larger master planning engagements as one growth avenue. It also identifies predesigned unit offerings and advanced visualization as opportunities.