Planning For Property Development
Risk planning is the key to a successful property development. Risk management, the science of analyzing risk areas as they have the greatest impact of property investors to be sufficient funds to grant and / or the viability of property development projects.
A clear understanding of the development process and the ability to quantify the risk areas will provide investors with competitive advantage they need to be the new package introduced to the economy.
Listed below is a summary of risk levels of due diligence is important for the development of property and property planning.
Level 1: Impact Assessment
1.1 Industry Standards Assessment
Analytical Assessment can property owners for the existing facilities with business and industry standards to compare. Review of standards in the industry as the basis for physical planning of construction projects can be used.
1.2 Socioeconomic Impact Assessment
Analytical Assessment of property owners can determine the status of socio-economic impact on existing facilities and future planning in relation to changes in the business environment. Evaluation can be used to help identify the social, cultural and economic consequences for the physical planning of construction projects.
1.3 Operational Needs Assessment
Inclusive process, property owners can identify overall business and operational needs as a basis for the physical planning of construction projects can be used.
1.4 Property Condition Assessment (existing)
Allow existing property owners to better manage their facilities and the creation of the budget for maintenance and repair.
1.5 Identification of Strategic Planning Objectives
Enable owners to identify key needs programming as it relates to planning for the future site and building projects.
Level 2: Concept Development
2.1 Conceptual Site / Campus Planning
Enables owners to evaluate investment risk based on how well-programmed elements capable of the country and the industry in the country available.
2.2 Conceptual Planning Building
Enable owners to evaluate investment risk on the basis of how the building elements are programmed to operate as a basic building structure is located at the proposed site.
2.3 Conceptual plan merger
Enable owners to review long-term projects and short-term effects on the merger and facility criteria, such as operations, capital expenditures, projected business growth, etc.
Level 3: Environmental Plan
3.1 Introduction to Sustainable Building Strategies
Can property owners for various strategies for the environmentally conscious planning and to consider the impact on the level of spending time to assess.
3.2 EA
Enable property owners have conceptual ecological study of existing facilities as a reference point in the planning of future projects can be used.
Sustainable Construction 3.3 Recommendations
Set the construction of appropriate conservation strategies as conceptual updates to existing objects.
Level 4: Risk Management Plan
4.1 Evaluation Surveys and Reports
Enable owners quickly assess a technical check before investing extensive time or resources.
4.2 Zoning Analysis
Can property owners to assess the investment based on how well the plan proposed construction site and comply with local planning and zoning requirements.
4.3 Building Code Analysis
Enables owners to evaluate investment risk based on consequences of the current building codes and local amendments.
4.4 Risk Management designation
Owners turn to the total investment to be assessed as it relates to project timing and requirements for financing the project.
4.5 Cost Assessment
Enables owners to evaluate investment risk as it is influenced by the total cost of the project and provide full figures for construction costs associated with the project include financial analysis.
Level 5: Plan Implementation
5.1 Long Range Planning Planning Strategy
Executive summary format allows property owners to create a concise guide to integrated long-range planning of physical facilities.
5.2 Short-Spatial Planning Strategy
Executive summary format allows property owners to create a concise guide to integrated planning of short-term physical objects.
