About

Strategy-first pre-construction

SuperBloom is a strategic partner for investors, landowners, and developers who need clarity, approvals alignment, and execution readiness before building.

What we do

We structure the phase where most projects fail

Real estate focus

Built around how deals actually move

Leadership

Partners across the full arc of development

SuperBloom develops built environments—not only residences—bringing the same structuring discipline to commercial, hospitality, mixed-use, and multifamily mandates.

Portrait of Douglas Bubna, SuperBloom managing partner

Douglas Bubna

Managing Partner · Strategy & Development

Douglas directs SuperBloom’s development agenda: structuring land and capital opportunities across asset classes—from multifamily and build-to-rent to commercial corridors, logistics, hospitality, and district-scale mixed use. His focus is underwriting clarity, approvals-first sequencing, and the stakeholder alignment that keeps projects financable and shovel-ready.

Portrait of Thales De Lorenzi Campello, SuperBloom managing partner

Thales De Lorenzi Campello

Managing Partner · Operations & Delivery Readiness

Thales leads the execution fabric of SuperBloom—coordinating consultants, aligning deliverables, and carrying projects through technical packages and construction readiness across residential, commercial, and mixed-use programs. His priority is disciplined scheduling, submission quality control, and a clean handoff from approved design intent to jobsite-ready documentation.

Our values

What our process is built on

Four operating principles that shape every engagement — from first feasibility call through the final permit handoff.

Approvals-first

The path through review is designed before the package volume — so design dollars don't fund work that can't be entitled.

Disciplined sequencing

Each deliverable earns the right to the next. We hold the line on phase gates so scope, schedule, and capital stay aligned.

Sponsor-grade clarity

Every assumption is explicit. Lenders, partners, and reviewers see the same numbers, the same diagrams, and the same risks.

Construction-ready

Drawings, schedules, and packages that survive bid — and a clean handoff so the GC can start without re-translating the design.