A Clarity-First Roadmap for Investors
THE MULTIFAMILY FEASIBILITY COMMISSION
Investment: Starting at $7500
Timeline: 15 Business Days
THE GOAL:
VALIDATE THE INVESTMENT
Buying land for development is a high-stakes investment. Before we draw a single floor plan, we conduct a rigorous 360° Feasibility Commission to ensure the site can actually support the yield you need. We go beyond standard "zoning checks" to answer the critical questions of Can we build, Should we build, and Will it pencil out?
THE DELIVERABLES
You receive a comprehensive Feasibility Roadmap (PDF) containing:
1. THE REGULATORY STRESS-TEST (The "Can" We Build?) We audit the property against the complex web of local codes (including local, i.e. "Home In Tacoma", overlays) to find the absolute maximum limits.
Yield Analysis: Definitive unit counts including density bonuses, ADU layering, and "hidden" square footage.
Zoning Envelope Definition: Identification of the "Invisible Box" you can build within—defining strict height limits, setbacks, daylight planes, and lot coverage caps specific to your municipality.
Parking Strategy: Identifying reduction strategies (transit proximity) to maximize rentable area.
2. THE INVESTMENT VIABILITY CHECK (The "What" We Build?)
Scenario Comparison: We provide 2-3 strategic options (e.g., Split Lot vs. Multiplex or Townhouse vs. Stacked Flats).
The "Reality Check" (ROM Costs): A Rough Order of Magnitude construction cost range (Low/High) to help you test your pro forma before you commit to the land.
3. THE ENVIRONMENTAL & SITE AUDIT (The Risks)
A lot can be legal but still be unbuildable due to "Project Killers."
Critical Areas: Review of GIS data for steep slopes, wetlands, geohazard buffers, and much more.
Utility & Access: Verification of sewer/water connection logic and fire apparatus turnaround requirements.
4. THE "GO/NO-GO" ROADMAP
Executive Summary: A professional architectural opinion on the highest and best use of the site.
Process Map: A clear outline of the permitting phases, required consultants (Civil, Geotech), and estimated timeline.