Posts about Due Diligence (2)

If a proposed development project doesn't fit within the property's allowed land use, a real estate developer will need to pursue a land rezoning to get their project approved.

The Property Rezoning Process: What Land Developers Need to Know

Entitling a property for a real estate development project is challenging enough. But when your land entitlement tasks include property rezoning, the...

Helping landowners better understand how to sell their property and maximize the value of their land.

Land Ownership 101: Everything Landowners Need to Know for Land Success

Most people don't really understand land - the due diligence required, how to estimate sitework & development costs, or the land entitlement process...

Marsh & Partners has answered the questions that landowners need to know to maximize their land value and make more informed decisions regarding their property.

Landowner FAQs: What Property Owners Should Know About Owning Land

Landowners really are the forgotten class of real estate owners. There's a ton of information on buying and owning investment properties or fix and...

Depending on a landowners available capital and appetite for risk, there are several real estate exit strategies available to maximize the value of their land.

6 Real Estate Investing Exit Strategies Every Landowner Should Consider

I’ve talked to hundreds of landowners over my real estate development career. Listening to their stories and how they came about their properties is...

A real estate development consultant can help landowners maximize land value when it's time to sell through the land entitlement process.

3 Tips For Maximizing Land Value When It's Time to Sell

As a real estate asset class, land is often the most misunderstood. What makes one piece of raw land worth more than another similar-looking property?

Before a developer can impact any wetlands, a stream and wetland delineation and permitting through the Army Corps of Engineers is required.

CRE Development Mistakes: Stream & Wetland Delineation and Permitting

Perhaps the biggest surface factor that impacts how much can be developed on a property is whether or not there are streams and wetlands.

Get ahead of real estate development challenges by managing your land entitlement risk early in a project.

How to Manage Land Entitlement Risk During Real Estate Development

Overzealous city council members... Overbearing NIMBY (not in my backyard) neighbors... We've all heard the horror stories. And if you have any...

Before undertaking a project, it's important to conduct a real estate development feasibility study to determine profitability and the likelihood of success.

The Guide to a Real Estate Development Feasibility Study

Successful real estate development is about leaving a lasting impact on future generations – creating unique spaces where people enjoy living,...

Leverage the expertise of a real estate development consultant to help you achieve more profitable development projects.

How a Real Estate Development Consultant Can Save You Money & Reduce Risk

Real estate development projects are laden with risk at all stages of the process - from site selection, through land entitlement and ultimately...

To limit your liability before real estate development or acquiring a property, consider ordering a phase 1 environmental site assessment (ESA).

Why are Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) Important?

When I think about the property acquisition or real estate development process, I generally break down all the component steps into one of two...

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