SB Friedman Development Advisors

NMTC Advisory Services – City of Chicago / Chicago Development Fund
Cleveland Lakefront: Development Advisory Services – City of Cleveland Department of Port Control
TIF Project Feasibility, Development Advisory, Financial Analysis Services – City of Milwaukee, WI
Market & Financial Feasibility Analyses of a Manufacturing Incubator – City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development
Developer Solicitation for The Shops and Residences of Uptown – City of Park Ridge, IL

Vision / Economics / Strategy / Finance / Implementation

SB Friedman Development Advisors provides analytical, strategic and financial consulting services to help our clients conceive and implement high-impact development and redevelopment projects.

Founded in 1990, we serve a full range of clients in the public, private and nonprofit/institutional sectors.

Our mission is to guide and enable our clients to create high-quality places through the practice of real estate economics, development finance and urban planning.

Our Services

SB Friedman was the lead consultant to support CTA in designating the first Transit TIF in Chicago
CTA Transit TIF
SB Friedman has structured and closed over $1.4 billion in NMTC allocation to support over 100 community development projects
NMTC Services
SB Friedman has served as analyst and advisor for $4.5 billion of public funds that supported $24.6 billion in development projects
Public-Private Partnership Services

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SB Friedman Development Advisors

Vision / Economics / Strategy / Finance / Implementation

Our mission is to guide and enable our clients to create high-quality places through the practice of real estate economics, development finance and urban planning.

Our Services

SB Friedman was the lead consultant to support CTA in designating the first Transit TIF in Chicago

SB Friedman has structured and closed over $1.4 billion in NMTC allocation to support over 100 community development projects

SB Friedman has served as analyst and advisor for $4.5 billion of public funds that supported $24.6 billion in development projects