Residential Development, Commercial Development, Retail Development, Industrial Development, Civil Development, a small house development or a large consortium specializing in multi-million dollar developments.
The information available throughout these categories provide assistance with site selection, undertaking due diligence, planning, feasibility studies, finance, council and authorities, plans and permits, consultants and design, services, pre-demolition, pre-construction, construction, certifications, approvals, marketing and the like from a vacant greenfield site (raw site) through to turn key completion (final completion, move in).
Subject material relating to developing a property can be found in each category down the left side of this page.
The Benefits of Residential Property Development
With rates low, prices falling and the lure of various first home owners grant, getting into the property market now may offer some of the best chances of making money.
The argument has always been that to create wealth in the property market you need to buy well. Once you do that you should always be ahead of the game.
But There is a Better Way …..
Just like any other investment, residential property development too involves a degree of risk. But when you are developing a residential property you can fully calculate and analyse the amount of risk involved based on certain criteria. These include the features of the property and the prevailing economic climate.
People will always need accommodation , and as a result you can be assured that there will always be demand for residential property. However, getting involved in residential property development involves various risk factors and the benefits can also be slightly curtailed as a result of these. However, here’s a look at the benefits of residential property development.
In light of the perceived and often flouted poor global economic conditions and the constant peaks and troughs of the stock market, property development is considered by many to be one of the most stable investments.
The number of people investing in property has increased considerably since the Australian government has allowed the inclusion of property in Super funds; this coupled with various state governments offering incentives for new homeowners, this trend is here to stay.