Development Feasibility

Know what the land can support before you commit the capital.

A structured feasibility process can help landowners and investors determine whether a development concept deserves further investment.

What the assessment can cover

  • Land and site information review
  • Planning and development-context review
  • Preliminary yield and unit mix
  • Development concept
  • Market and pricing assumptions
  • Development cost framework
  • Professional and approval cost allowances
  • Funding requirement
  • Base / downside / upside scenarios
  • Development risks and decision gates

Typical deliverables

Initial Development Assessment
Fast screening to identify whether a site merits deeper work.

Development Feasibility Study
Structured financial and development assessment.

Funding-Readiness Package
Feasibility, sources & uses, development programme and information required for funder engagement.

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Decision gates

We do not treat every site as a development.

Gate 1 — Site

Can the land physically and legally support the intended development concept?

Gate 2 — Economics

Do the expected revenues support the development costs, funding and required returns?

Gate 3 — Execution

Is there a credible route through approvals, funding, professional appointments and delivery?