GIS A number of analytical elements in this process must be considered simultaneously rather than sequentially - placing a premium on RRC's ability to merge economic and market research techniques with planning and design skills. These abilities allow us to initiate ideas that may otherwise be overlooked - frequently resulting in development approaches which are different from and less expensive than the client's original concepts. A strategic approach to land development results in a in-depth understanding of the site and its possibilities. When properly implemented, the development plans have an advanced potential for success in the real estate marketplace, and provide a basis for negotiating needed approvals without jeopardizing critical project economics. Feasibility Analysis Development Impacts Master Development Plans Design Guidelines Project Approvals Market Analysis Market research is indispensable to successful land development.
Every project is unique, and markets are fluid.
It is important to objectively identify future opportunities. Political Factors Land development is a political activity. An appropriate political analysis includes a review of the attitudes of local officials and meetings with community groups which have a stake in the project's outcome. Site Capabilities A site evaluation and environmental analysis seeks to discover those those distinctive attributes and unique features of a site which differentiate it from its surroundings, while understanding the extent of any physical limitations to development. Feasibility Analysis Establishing an optimum program for development in which the opportunities presented by the marketplace are balanced the economics of their realization.