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For developers & builders

A district partner who understands development.

Our team includes a builder with more than 20 years in residential development. We know the pace of a project — and we set your district up to run well from the first lot to the last.

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Why developers work with us

We speak your language.

01

We understand construction

Draws, cost certification, public improvement acceptance — our team has built homes, so we know how a project actually moves.

02

Reimbursements documented cleanly

Developer reimbursements and cost certifications tracked carefully and reported regularly to your board and consultants.

03

Planning for handoff from day one

We prepare for residential control early, so the transition is smooth for your team and your future homeowners.

The district lifecycle

Support at every stage

From the first service plan draft to the day residents take the gavel, one team keeps the district organized.

Stage 1

Formation

  • Service plan support
  • Coordination with district counsel
  • Organizational election (additional fee)
Stage 2

Financing

  • Initial budgets and mill levy
  • Bond coordination with bond counsel and underwriters
  • Debt and disclosure support
Stage 3

Build-out

  • Developer-period management
  • Reimbursement and cost-certification tracking
  • Vendors and capital projects
Stage 4

Acceptance

  • Public improvement acceptance
  • Handoff of infrastructure and amenities
  • Warranty-period monitoring
Stage 5

Transition

  • Election of resident directors (additional fee)
  • New board orientation
  • Complete records handoff
Douglas Olson holding rolled construction plans on a job site
Development experience on our team

Douglas Olson

Director of Operations & Capital Projects

Doug has spent more than 20 years in residential development as owner of Olson Homes, LLC, completing more than 120 renovations and new custom builds. He brings a builder's eye to capital projects, contractor oversight and public improvements — and understands the pressures developers face on schedule and budget.

20+ yrsresidential development
120+renovations and custom builds
14 yrsdistrict management on our team
Your project team

We work alongside your professionals.

We coordinate with the experts you already rely on — keeping everyone working from the same schedule and the same records.

District counselBond counselUnderwritersCivil engineersAuditorsMunicipal and county staffHomebuildersHOA managers
Questions developers ask

Frequently asked questions

When should we bring in a district manager?

As early as service plan drafting. Starting early means budgets, filings and reimbursement records are set up correctly from the beginning.

Do you work with our existing counsel and consultants?

Yes. We coordinate with your district counsel, bond counsel, engineers and auditors — we don't replace them.

Can you manage several districts in one project?

Yes. Many master-planned communities use multiple coordinated districts. We manage them together with consistent budgets, meetings and records.

What happens when residents take over?

We guide the transition with a new-board orientation and a complete records handoff, and we can continue managing the district for the resident board.

Planning a new district?

Bring us in early. We'll walk through your project and timeline and prepare a tailored proposal. Or call (720) 717-0664.

Request a Proposal
After-hours emergencies: (720) 717-0664
Metro DistrictManagement
HomeFor Developers
For developers & builders

A district partner who understands development.

Our team includes a builder with 20+ years in residential development. We set your district up to run well from the first lot to the last.

Request a Proposal
Why developers work with us

We speak your language.

We understand constructionDraws, cost certification, public improvement acceptance — our team has built homes, so we know how a project actually moves.
Reimbursements documented cleanlyDeveloper reimbursements and cost certifications tracked carefully and reported regularly to your board and consultants.
Planning for handoff from day oneWe prepare for residential control early, so the transition is smooth for your team and your future homeowners.
The district lifecycle

Support at every stage

Stage 1Formation
  • Service plan support
  • Coordination with district counsel
  • Organizational election (additional fee)
Stage 2Financing
  • Initial budgets and mill levy
  • Bond coordination with bond counsel and underwriters
  • Debt and disclosure support
Stage 3Build-out
  • Developer-period management
  • Reimbursement and cost-certification tracking
  • Vendors and capital projects
Stage 4Acceptance
  • Public improvement acceptance
  • Handoff of infrastructure and amenities
  • Warranty-period monitoring
Stage 5Transition
  • Election of resident directors (additional fee)
  • New board orientation
  • Complete records handoff
Douglas Olson holding rolled construction plans on a job site Development experience on our team

Douglas Olson

More than 20 years in residential development as owner of Olson Homes, LLC, with 120+ renovations and custom builds. Doug brings a builder's eye to capital projects, contractor oversight and public improvements.

Your project team

We work alongside your professionals.

District counselBond counselUnderwritersCivil engineersAuditorsMunicipal and county staffHomebuildersHOA managers
Questions developers ask

FAQ

When should we bring in a district manager?

As early as service plan drafting. Starting early means budgets, filings and reimbursement records are set up correctly from the beginning.

Do you work with our existing counsel and consultants?

Yes. We coordinate with your district counsel, bond counsel, engineers and auditors — we don't replace them.

Can you manage several districts in one project?

Yes. Many master-planned communities use multiple coordinated districts. We manage them together with consistent budgets, meetings and records.

What happens when residents take over?

We guide the transition with a new-board orientation and a complete records handoff, and we can continue managing the district for the resident board.

Planning a new district?

Bring us in early. Or call (720) 717-0664.

Request a Proposal