What We Do
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We manage different aspects of the construction process on behalf of owners looking to complete renovations through different investment strategies.
Development Reviews
We assess the highest and best use of your house, lot or assembled properties to determine it highest and best use and deliver what we call a HABU Report.
“Highest and best use” is a concept used in real estate appraisal and land-use planning to determine the most advantageous and financially viable use of a property. The term refers to the optimal utilization of a property that would result in the highest possible value while being consistent with local zoning regulations and market conditions.
When evaluating the highest and best use of a property, several factors are taken into consideration:
Legal Permissibility
Physical Possibility
Financial Feasibility
Maximally Productive Use
Maximum Supportable Use
The highest and best use analysis can vary depending on factors such as the property’s location, size, condition, and the local real estate market. It is an essential tool for investors, developers, and local authorities to make informed decisions about land use, development projects, and urban planning. By identifying the highest and best use, stakeholders can maximize the potential value of a property and ensure that it aligns with the community’s long-term goals.
Building Permit Applications
We coordinate and submit building permit plans for your project.
The building permit application process in Ontario, Canada, is subject to the Ontario Building Code (OBC) and may be subject to updates or changes beyond that date. However, I can provide you with a general outline of the building permit application process in Ontario. For the most up-to-date information and specific requirements, it’s essential to check with the local municipal office or the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. Here are the general steps involved:
Determine if you need a permit
Gather necessary documents
Complete the application form
Prepare the building plans
Submit the application
Review process
Pay the permit fees
Receive the permit
Commence construction
Inspections.
Keep in mind that the process may vary slightly between different municipalities in Ontario. It’s essential to consult with your local building department for specific requirements and procedures related to your location and project.
Project Management
We manage all aspects of renovation management from permit issuance to permit close out on conversion projects.
Project management for residential conversions involves the planning, coordination, and execution of a project that involves converting an existing building or space into residential units. This involves repurposing commercial vacant spaces, or other structures into apartments, condos, or other residential properties.
Key aspects of project management for residential conversions include:
- Feasibility Study.
- Planning.
- Permits and Regulations.
- Budgeting and Cost Control.
- Contractor Management.
- Risk Management.
- Design and Architectural Coordination.
- Construction Oversight.
- Communication and Stakeholder Management.
- Project Completion.
Overall, effective project management for residential conversions requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to navigate various challenges that may arise during the conversion process. It is essential to work closely with a team of professionals and stakeholders to achieve the successful transformation of the property into residential units.
Project management for residential conversions involves the planning, coordination, and execution of a project that involves converting an existing building or space into residential units. This involves repurposing commercial vacant spaces, or other structures into apartments, condos, or other residential properties.
Key aspects of project management for residential conversions include:
- Feasibility Study.
- Planning.
- Permits and Regulations.
- Budgeting and Cost Control.
- Contractor Management.
- Risk Management.
- Design and Architectural Coordination.
- Construction Oversight.
- Communication and Stakeholder Management.
- Project Completion.
Overall, effective project management for residential conversions requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to navigate various challenges that may arise during the conversion process. It is essential to work closely with a team of professionals and stakeholders to achieve the successful transformation of the property into residential units.
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We make an offer to buy your house, commercial building or land from you!