Thank You, MRCTI Mayors & Partners
Thank you for joining us in the Twin Cities for the 14th Annual MRCTI Meeting. Your leadership propels Deconstruction Development Partners (DDP) forward—advancing DBSP 4-to-1/5-to-1 programs, CityUp! initiatives, and community-focused redevelopment.
Participating Cities
St. Louis, MO
Wellston, MO
Alton, IL
Blytheville, AR
Greenville, MS
Bemidji, MN
Chicago, IL
Houston, TX
Los Angeles, CA
Kansas City, MO
Las Vegas, NV
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Who We Are at DDP
Empowering Sustainable Growth with DDP Services
At DDP, we believe that every teardown can become a transformation. Through our innovative Deconstruction Benefit Services Program (DBSP), we help property owners, developers, and municipalities turn building removals into IRS-compliant donations, workforce development, and long-term community value.
We are a national infrastructure partner with boots-on-the-ground relationships—blending finance, labor, and sustainability to create new life where old buildings once stood. From coordinating material donations with nonprofits like Habitat for Humanity, to guiding public-private partnerships and launching reuse-driven developments, DDP makes it easy to build smarter.
Why Choose Us
Why Attend the 14th Annual MRCTI Meeting?
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Meet Influential Mayors
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New Infrastructure Insights
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Boost Resilience Strategies
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Collaborate with Filmmakers
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Discover Growth Opportunities
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Shape Future Partnerships
Transform Property Projects into Tax Benefits, Community Support, and Sustainability
Maximize Your Impact with Deconstruction Development Partners (DDP)
Use our Deconstruction Benefit Services Program (DBSP) to transform your demo project into a tax-advantaged, IRS-compliant donation—while supporting your community.
We partner with nonprofits, cities, and workforce programs to turn your old materials into real value—funding housing, training skilled labor, and building greener infrastructure.
Whether you're a homeowner, developer, or city official, we handle everything from appraisal to delivery. Schedule a consultation and see if your project qualifies.
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Why Should You Work With Us
What is DBSP?
DBSP stands for Deconstruction Benefit Services Program, a system that helps property owners turn deconstruction projects into IRS-compliant, non-cash charitable donations. Instead of demolishing, you donate usable materials, get them appraised, and receive a potential tax deduction—all while supporting your community.
How is this different from demolition?
Demolition sends everything to a landfill. Deconstruction carefully removes and salvages building materials like wood, cabinetry, doors, and fixtures. These materials are donated to nonprofits like Habitat for Humanity, reducing waste and unlocking value for donors.
How does DDP help with this process?
DDP Services handles everything:
- Deconstruction coordination
- Nonprofit delivery
- Appraisal and documentation
- IRS Form 8283
- Logistics, compliance, and labor reporting
Where do the donated materials go?
They’re delivered to vetted nonprofit reuse centers like Habitat for Humanity ReStores. These organizations sell the materials to fund affordable housing and community programs—keeping materials in use and supporting local economies.
What kind of properties qualify?
Both residential and commercial properties can qualify, including homes, warehouses, retail spaces, multifamily buildings, and city-owned properties. If there’s salvageable material, it may be eligible for donation through DBSP.
Can this help my city or municipality?
Yes. DBSP is part of a broader economic model that includes:
- Workforce training under WIOA
- Green infrastructure and EV-ready housing
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Entertainment partnerships for local revenue
- We work with cities to build City Centre models that combine reuse, redevelopment, and labor equity.
What documents do I need for a donation?
We manage the full punch list, including:
- Executed appraisal
- IRS Form 8283
- Nonprofit receipts & letters
- Contractor authorization
- Treasury opinion letter (as needed)
Is this available in my area?
DDP operates nationally with local partners. Check our Locations page or Contact Us to see if your city is part of the program—or help us bring it there.
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What Our Partners & Investors Are Saying About Deconstruction Development Partners
Anthony B. Castillo
Real Estate Developer
“Working with Deconstruction Development Partners was a seamless experience. Their 4-to-1 Donation Program saved us thousands in taxes, and the process was completely transparent and IRS-compliant. I highly recommend them to any property owner planning a teardown.”
Sarah Albert
Homeowner
“DDP made our teardown project stress-free. The team handled everything—from appraisals to donation receipts—and we were able to make a real difference by supporting Habitat for Humanity. A perfect balance of financial and social value.”
David Cooper
Humanity Partner
“As a nonprofit partner, we’ve received high-quality materials through DDP’s program, which directly support our affordable housing projects. Their work benefits families and communities while reducing waste.”
Mark Smith
CPA & Tax Advisor
“The professionalism and expertise of Deconstruction Development Partners are unmatched. They provided complete documentation, ensured compliance, and delivered on every promise. A trustworthy partner in redevelopment.”
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