FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORT
Scope Of Work -
Site Analysis: Review of physical site conditions, topography, access, utilities and environmental constraints.
Regulatory Analysis: Review of zoning, general plan designation, development standards, and applicable regulations.
Market Analysis: Assessment of market demand, competitive projects, and absorption rates.
Financial Analysis: Development cost estimates, revenue projections, and financial returns.
Risk Analysis: Identification of development risks, and mitigation strategies.
Written Report: Comprehensive feasibility study report with findings and recommendations.
Phase 1: Feasibility Study and Due Diligence - (2-4 months)
The feasibility study phase represents the foundation of any successful land entitlement project. This initial phase involves comprehensive evaluation of the property’s development potential, market conditions, regulatory constraints, and financial viability. While this phase requires the smallest investment of time and money, it is arguably the most critical for long-term success.
The feasibility phase concludes with a critical decision point: whether to proceed with the entitlement process or exit the project. This decision should be based on objective analysis of market conditions, regulatory feasibility, financial projections, and risk assessment. Properties that can demonstrate strong market demand, manageable regulatory requirements, and attractive financial returns may justify proceeding to the next phase.
If so, our collaborative approach, built on the proven foundation of our consultant referral framework, offers clients a comprehensive solution for managing the multifaceted challenges of modern land development.
Phase 2: Annexation (If Required) - (12-24 months)
Phase 3: Rezoning and General Plan Amendment - (6-12 months)
Phase 4: Tentative Map Approval - (6-18 months)
Phase 5: Final Map and Recordation - (6-12 months)
Scope Of Work -
Site Analysis: Review of physical site conditions, topography, access, utilities and environmental constraints.
Regulatory Analysis: Review of zoning, general plan designation, development standards, and applicable regulations.
Market Analysis: Assessment of market demand, competitive projects, and absorption rates.
Financial Analysis: Development cost estimates, revenue projections, and financial returns.
Risk Analysis: Identification of development risks, and mitigation strategies.
Written Report: Comprehensive feasibility study report with findings and recommendations.
Phase 1: Feasibility Study and Due Diligence - (2-4 months)
The feasibility study phase represents the foundation of any successful land entitlement project. This initial phase involves comprehensive evaluation of the property’s development potential, market conditions, regulatory constraints, and financial viability. While this phase requires the smallest investment of time and money, it is arguably the most critical for long-term success.
The feasibility phase concludes with a critical decision point: whether to proceed with the entitlement process or exit the project. This decision should be based on objective analysis of market conditions, regulatory feasibility, financial projections, and risk assessment. Properties that can demonstrate strong market demand, manageable regulatory requirements, and attractive financial returns may justify proceeding to the next phase.
If so, our collaborative approach, built on the proven foundation of our consultant referral framework, offers clients a comprehensive solution for managing the multifaceted challenges of modern land development.
Phase 2: Annexation (If Required) - (12-24 months)
Phase 3: Rezoning and General Plan Amendment - (6-12 months)
Phase 4: Tentative Map Approval - (6-18 months)
Phase 5: Final Map and Recordation - (6-12 months)