Development
The Work That Precedes Vertical Construction.
Residential land development from acquisition and entitlement through horizontal infrastructure and finished lot delivery.
Land Acquisition
Sourcing and securing land with residential development potential, supported by preliminary feasibility and acquisition underwriting before capital is committed.
- Market research
- Site sourcing
- Landowner discussions
- Purchase agreements
- Option structures
- Preliminary feasibility
- Acquisition underwriting
Pre-Development
Testing the site and clearing the path to a developable, approved plan through diligence and municipal coordination.
- Surveying
- Environmental due diligence
- Geotechnical investigation
- Utility availability
- Traffic considerations
- Zoning
- Entitlements
- Platting
- Municipal coordination
- Development agreements
- Permitting
Planning & Engineering
Translating an entitled site into an engineered development plan with defined infrastructure requirements and phasing.
- Concept planning
- Lot layout
- Civil engineering
- Utility design
- Drainage design
- Stormwater management
- Road design
- Amenity planning
- Development phasing
Horizontal Development
Coordinating construction of the community infrastructure that must be in place before vertical home construction can begin.
- Mass grading
- Roads and streets
- Curbs
- Sidewalks
- Water infrastructure
- Sanitary sewer
- Storm drainage
- Detention facilities
- Electrical infrastructure
- Natural gas where applicable
- Telecommunications
- Street lighting
- Landscaping
- Community entrances
- Common areas
- Amenities where applicable
Finished Lot Delivery
Once required infrastructure is completed, inspected, and accepted in accordance with applicable approvals, finished residential lots can be delivered to homebuilders for vertical construction — typically through lot purchase agreements and phased lot takedowns aligned with the development schedule and absorption.
Specialized engineering and construction work may be performed by qualified third-party contractors, engineers, consultants, and other professionals retained for individual projects.
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