Land development advisory and pre-development support that connects the property, the plan, the people and the path to execution.
We examine a property’s development potential, constraints and market fit so your next decision starts with a clearer picture.
We coordinate the people and studies needed to translate a land opportunity into a development approach suited to the site and its market.
We help organize the entitlement process, coordinate with municipalities and support the work required to move toward Land Disturbance Permit readiness.
We help position the opportunity for builders and development partners, aligning the site story, development strategy and transaction objectives.
A coordinated path from the first questions to the next development decision.
The sequence and scope depend on the property. Some stages overlap as the work progresses.
Understand the starting point. Review the property, land use, access, utilities, market fit and available records. Identify the questions that could change the decision.
The next stepAn initial opportunity and constraints assessment.
Define a viable direction. Coordinate concept planning and the appropriate surveys, studies and specialist input. Test the development approach against the site and market.
The next stepA development approach and due-diligence priorities.
Move through the approval process. Coordinate zoning strategy where needed, municipal discussions, consultant work and the path toward Land Disturbance Permit readiness.
The next stepAn organized approval path with responsibilities and milestones.
Prepare the opportunity for its next step. Bring the site information, development strategy and supporting work together for builder conversations and transaction planning.
The next stepA builder-facing opportunity and disposition strategy.
It is the work that helps determine whether and how a property can move toward development. Depending on the site, that can include feasibility, concept planning, surveys, environmental and engineering studies, entitlement strategy, municipal coordination and builder positioning.
No. Some properties may support the intended use under their existing zoning, while others may require a change. The appropriate path starts with the site and the proposed development.
A Land Disturbance Permit, often called an LDP, relates to authorization for site-disturbing work. MNVG helps coordinate toward permit readiness. The local jurisdiction determines the applicable approvals and requirements.
Yes. An address or parcel identification, your relationship to the property and a general sense of your goals are useful starting points. We can discuss what information is needed next.
We coordinate with engineers and other appropriate specialists as part of the pre-development process. The project’s specialist team performs the technical studies and design work within its professional scope.
Every property has a different path forward. Let’s start with yours.
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