Featured Projects
The best evidence of the scale and quality of work that we do for our community organizations is shown through our results. The projects featured below help to illustrate the innovative solutions that we strive for with each of our clients.
City of Hayward
Project Description Dominic Dutra worked closely with the City Council, City Manager and Key Staff to create a vibrant transformation of the Mission Boulevard corridor in South Hayward, including a new transit-oriented neighborhood to be constructed on formal Caltrans...
Claremont School of Theology
Claremont School of Theology (“CST”) is fully recognized and approved as one of thirteen official theological schools of The United Methodist Church, and traces its history to 1885.
Major Transactions & Client Results
Over 30 years of proven results helping school districts, cities, and faith-based organizations optimize their real estate assets. Our track record demonstrates our commitment to delivering exceptional value and sustainable solutions for our clients.
$42 Million in Property Sales
Oak Grove School District
Plus $3.8 million increase
in annual lease revenue
$34.7 Million in Property Sales
Pleasanton Unified School District
Development Analysis and
sale of multiple properties
$22 Million in Property Sales
Napa Valley Unified School District
Sale of 3 District properties, acquisition of school property
$17.5 Million in Property Sales
Pomona Unified School District
Development Analysis and
sale of multiple properties
$54 Million in Property Sales
Fremont Unified School District
$33 Million in Property Sales
Sisters of the Holy Family
$20 Million in Property Sales
Newark Unified School District
$17 Million in Property Sales
New Haven Unified School District

Dominic Dutra
Founder / CEO
Email: ddutra@3Dstrategies.com
Cell Phone: 510.366.9931 (available 24/7)
BRE Lic# 00963281
California school districts like yours are suffering.
Public school districts need to assess all resources that can be used to further their organizational mission and to attain fiscal sustainability. In this guide, we’ll share how California K-12 school districts can do just that.

