Site & Commercial
Land Due Diligence
Know what the site can support before the team commits more time, design effort, or capital.
Bring the site’s physical, regulatory, environmental, access, and ownership conditions into one coordinated review—and find the issues that could change or stop the deal.
See the site as one connected decision.
Bring parcel records, ownership, land-use controls, development capacity, access, infrastructure signals, environmental conditions, and surrounding context into one site review.
See which constraints are controlling the opportunity and how each one affects the program, approval path, design, financial assumptions, schedule, and follow-up work.
What gets evaluated
- Parcel identity, ownership, boundaries, assemblage requirements, and surrounding context
- Base zoning, overlays, permitted uses, future land-use policy, and dimensional standards
- Developable area, buildable envelope, density, FAR, lot yield, and parking-constrained capacity
- Frontage, access, nearby utility service, easements, recorded encumbrance indicators, adjacent uses, and site conflicts
- Floodplain, wetlands and buffers, slope, soils, contamination, protected species, historic resources, and environmental study or permit triggers
What the team receives
- A coordinated, source-linked site and opportunity screen
- A preliminary development envelope, capacity range, and the constraints driving each
- Material conflicts, unknowns, verification needs, and specialist handoffs
- Program alternatives, recommended diligence actions, responsible owners, and decision timing
How it moves the project forward
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Surfaces fatal flaws and leverage before avoidable capital is committed
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Updates design, entitlement, utility, access, cost, and schedule assumptions together
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Supports a documented pursue, renegotiate, pause, or decline decision
See land due diligence work on a real project.
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