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Practical guide

Source data for a land and development project

What to collect before concept work, partner discussions and preliminary assessment.

Source data for a land and development project

Use this guide before requesting a proposal: it helps gather comparable source data and identify constraints early.

What to prepare

  1. 01

    Identify the site: cadastral number, area, boundaries and actual use.

  2. 02

    Collect information on rights, restrictions, encumbrances and permitted transactions.

  3. 03

    Review permitted use, planning parameters and protected zones.

  4. 04

    Describe transport access, utilities, terrain, neighbours and environmental constraints.

  5. 05

    Define the project product, target user, phases and preliminary economics.

  6. 06

    List documents and issues requiring review by qualified specialists and authorities.

Common mistakes

  • Assessing a project only by site area and price.
  • Using photographs instead of documents and boundary plans.
  • Promising timing and parameters before planning restrictions are checked.

The exact review and work scope is defined after examining the specific task and documents.

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