Kadida Development Group (KDG), established in 2009, entered the real estate industry primarily as a project management firm. Through myriad of acquisitions, joint-venture partnerships, developments, and investment opportunities, KDG expanded its service offerings to include investment and development in multi-family, commercial office, and mixed-use development projects. KDG’s affiliates and investors are from the public and private sectors, including but not limited to government (federal and local—DC, MD, and VA; universities and institutions; and private sector partners in (multi-family, commercial office, and mixed-use development projects), throughout the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area (DC, MD, and VA), and North Carolina.

KDG is a minority owned development firm and a Local Small Disadvantage Business Enterprise that approaches each project with sustainable building practices and innovative design concepts. Our comprehensive knowledge of zoning, building codes, and permitting supports our capacity to structure realistic project budgeting, recommend an appropriate design solution and mitigate unforeseen challenges and unattainable projections. Our internal team members and collaboration partners create practical strategies that are efficiently applied to each project KDG undertakes. KDG oversees and establishes design parameters, budgeting, project aesthetic, and construction timetable for all projects. Furthermore, KDG’s ability to deliver products on schedule has established long-lasting relations with its investors and clients alike. Additionally, customized strategic approach to projects has enabled KDG to build investors’ confidence; hence, investor can choose to be hands-on or silent in every aspect of the project. KDG’s investor relations is built on giving priority to the investors’ interests.

KDG’s expertise are extensive ranging from multi-family, commercial office, and mixed-use development projects. KGD prides itself in providing hands on experience for strategic planning, project management, development, and re-development.