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About SPARC

Developing your tomorrow.

Strategic Project Advisors and Real Estate Consultants. We are trusted advisors and owner advocates who bring clarity to complex decisions, align teams around a shared vision, and turn ambitious ideas into lasting outcomes. Based in Florida, with select projects nationally.

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Who We Are

A boutique firm by design, with a portfolio that is not.

SPARC Development Services, Inc. (SPARC) is the successor to Solutions Builder Inc. (SBI), the firm David B. Diaz founded in Pembroke Pines, Florida, in 2021, after a career that included leading JLL’s Project and Development Services practice for the Florida market. SBI grew, in people, in portfolio and in the scale of the assignments it was trusted with, and in 2026 that practice became SPARC. The name is new. The team, the relationships and the level of care behind them are not.

We are boutique by design: the breadth of a national practice with the attention of a dedicated team. Every engagement is led by senior people who have delivered projects like yours before, and who bring a perspective that spans corporate headquarters, higher education, hospitality, private clubs, aviation and cruise terminals. That cross-industry view is where our best solutions come from: an answer proven in one arena, applied to another.

Two members of SPARC leadership in conversation across a conference table, a laptop open between them and project renderings on the wall screen, in black and white
Projects delivered
150+
Years of combined experience
100+
In total project value
$5B+
Sectors served
19

Our Mission

To empower our clients with the information and resources they need to imagine, design and construct their vision for tomorrow.

How We Work

Four commitments, on every project.

Two SPARC project managers in hard hats study a set of drawings at a window on a floor under construction, in black and white
  1. We carry one interest: yours.

    Developers, landlords, architects and contractors each bring their own interests to a project. We bring none of our own. The decisions we recommend serve your objectives and nothing else.

  2. Senior people, start to finish.

    The people you meet in the first assessment run the project to the final walkthrough. There is no handoff to a junior team once the contract is signed.

  3. The truth, early.

    You hear about a problem while it is still a decision, not after it has become a change order. Bad news reaches you first, with a recommendation attached.

  4. What was promised is what gets built.

    Scope, schedule and budget are pinned down while they are still cheap to change, then held under active control through closeout. You get the building you approved, at the number you approved.

In the Field

Where the work happens.

On the floor, at the table, over the drawings. The same people you meet in the first assessment walk the site until the last punch-list item closes.

Two SPARC project managers in hard hats pointing up at the ceiling of a floor under construction, metal stud framing on both sides
A project manager carrying rolled drawings surveys a floor under construction, seen in black and white
Hands resting on an open set of construction drawings marked in green highlighter
Two project managers in hi-vis vests reviewing a tablet together on a jobsite
Two black SPARC hard hats resting on a set of drawings on a plan table

The Mark

Perspective, discernment, informed direction.

The owl
Perspective, discernment and informed direction: the qualities that guide how we approach every assignment.
Its movement
The owl moves forward. That is the momentum created when vision, strategy and execution are aligned.
Its eyes
The focus on the eyes was deliberate. They stand for attentiveness and connection: being present, responsive and closely engaged with the people behind every project. Strong relationships are not separate from successful outcomes. They are essential to them.

Every good idea starts with a SPARC.