Formed in 2009, Neder Capital is a family owned and operated company. Neder is a local, socially responsible construction and development group with offices in Wheeling, IL. Our principal business is real estate development, with commercial properties ranging in size from a Chicago neighborhood convenience mall to a sprawling suburban office complex in Wheeling, IL. Over the years, our experience in the residential multi-family segment has ranged from a 6 flat rehab in Little Village to a 100+ unit residential community in Des Plaines, IL. The members of our team have an extensive background in targeting value-add opportunities and delivering a high-quality product to the rental marketplace. Neder’s value proposition goes well beyond the criteria of quality, dedication and tenant service.
ABOUT US
OUR EXPERTISE
*SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS
- Innovative design and construction techniques that maximize environmental conservation.
- Development of sustainable mixed-income communities that respond to local needs and conditions.
- Long-term ownership that provides the highest standards of professional management.
*ACQUISITION
Nerder Capital works with the existing resident population, surrounding property owners, various cities and municipalities to establish trust and to convey the message of change that is occurring on the property and within the neighborhood. Through community support, identifying optimal financing means and evaluating the overall project feasibility, we successfully bring our project to life.
*PROPERTY MODERNIZATION & UPDATING
Since inception, Neder Capital has modernized dozens of residential and commercial properties across Chicagoland. With a highly experienced team of independent designers, contractors, and project managers, we are always ready for the next project.
*ADAPTIVE REUSE
We use experience, ingenuity and hard work to create solutions to existing problems of affordable housing and underutilized properties through rezoning and adaptive re-use. Adaptive re-use projects allow us to preserve the original character and heritage of an existing community while at the same time eliminating the need for demolition of existing structures. Although these projects typically involve as much, if not more, due diligence, planning, time and effort than a typical “ground up” development, they tend to breathe “new life” into once vibrant structures and communities.