Lot Planning

Building and constructing structures on undeveloped land is a lucrative endeavour that may greatly boost any construction company’s or land developer’s investment portfolio. When a land development project falls under the umbrella of: there are a range of best practises and due diligence phases that should be followed whether the land development project is raw land development or a freshly planned development project.

Development of a New Site
Infill Development

Residential constructions, commercial buildings, multi-family housing, and industrial structures are all examples of land development initiatives. Any of these structures’ construction and development is preceded by a vital series of planning and design phases that span the whole land development process:

Planning & Design: The initial step of the land development process involves a Feasibility Analysis to examine the viability of a project, as well as Entitlement, which occurs after the city issues permits and approvals.
Building and Development:

• a) Rough grading
• b) Wet utilities
• c) Dry utilities
• d)Street improvements
• e) Walls & fencing
• f) Finish grading
• g) Flatwork
• h) Landscaping
• a) Rough grading
• b) Wet utilities
• c) Dry utilities
• d)Street improvements
• e) Walls & fencing
• f) Finish grading
• g) Flatwork
• h) Landscaping

The entire process begins with a market analysis, the identification of land that will yield a positive return on investment, a series of analyses, the acquisition of the appropriate permits and entitlements, and the development of the land.