Property Development Checklist
Property Development Checklist.
- Location
- Architecture
- Marketing
- Legal structure
- Business model
- Procurement
- Planning
- Financing
- Construction
- Leasing
- Progress
Location
Systematically evaluate these factors to judge potential for property value growth. The key is to look for places showing multiple positive indicators, suggesting a holistic revival of the local community and economy.
- Country or City
- Resources
- Demographics
- Infrastructure
- Analyze transportation and infrastructure plans:
- Look for areas with upcoming improvements to public transit, roads, or other infrastructure projects.
- Focus on locations 1-2 stops away from major transport hubs, as these often have more room for growth.
- Assess local business landscape:
- Identify areas with a growing number of independent retailers, cafes, and boutiques.
- Look for the arrival of premium supermarkets or chain stores, which can signal upcoming gentrification.
- Monitor property improvement activity:
- Areas with increasing numbers of home renovations and extensions often indicate rising property values.
- This suggests residents are investing in the area long-term.
- Evaluate demographic shifts:
- Look for influxes of young professionals or creative workers, which often precede neighborhood revitalization.
- Rising populations of families can also indicate growing desirability.
- Research local government initiatives:
- Identify areas targeted for regeneration projects or receiving government funding.
- Look for places implementing community-focused policies that encourage local ownership and development.
- Analyze property market indicators:
- Track areas with decreasing vacancy rates and increasing rental yields.
- Monitor the opening of new estate agencies, which can signal growing market activity.
- Engage with local communities:
- Identify areas with active community groups and initiatives to improve the high street.
- Look for places with a strong sense of local identity and pride.
- Assess potential for mixed-use development:
- Focus on areas that allow for flexible zoning and adaptive reuse of buildings.
- Look for opportunities to combine retail, residential, and community spaces.
- Evaluate crime statistics and safety improvements:
- Identify areas with decreasing crime rates or targeted safety initiatives.
- These factors can significantly impact property desirability and values.
- Consider environmental and sustainability factors:
- Look for areas implementing green spaces, pedestrian-friendly designs, and sustainability initiatives.
- These features are increasingly valued by residents and can drive property value growth.
- Analyze digital connectivity:
- Assess areas with plans for improved broadband or 5G infrastructure.
- Good connectivity is crucial for attracting businesses and residents.
- Monitor creative and cultural developments:
- Look for areas with growing arts scenes, new cultural venues, or creative industry hubs.
- These can be early indicators of neighbourhood transformation.
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Architecture
Build homes from modular frameworks that are
- built at factory, commissioned
- compacted for delivery
- expanded on site
- fitted together on site
- finished and commissioned
Links:
Marketing
- Name
- Logo
- Website
- Content Strategy
Ideas:
Legal structure
- Company
- Shareholders
- Directors
- Bank account
- Tax
Business model
- Residential or Commercial
- Mixed use
- Conversion
- Land
Tokenization
- Legal compliance
- Smart contract development
- Token issuance
- Auditing
- Custody
Procurement
- Due Diligence
- Land
- Building
Planning
- Planning permission
- Building regulations
- Party wall agreements
- Utilities
- Contractors
- Materials
- Pricing
Financing
Construction
Leasing
Growth
- Sell
- Refinance
- Hold
- Repeat
- Scale
Companies
| Company | Contact | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| DEAS | CEO - Rikke Lykke | Denmark | |
| Proptech1 | Co-founder - Nikolas Samios | Denmark | |
| Tetris | CEO - Tomas Jandorf | Denmark | |
| BIG | Denmark | ||
| VELUX | Denmark | ||
| NREP | Denmark | ||
| Hococo | Katrine Larsen | katrine@hococo.io | Denmark |
| Northq | Christian von Scholten | cvs@northq.com | Denmark |
| Yavica | Bettina Thorkelin | bettina.thorkelin@yavica.com | Denmark |
| TrueMarketValue | Allan Kehlet | allan@truemarketvalue.dk | Denmark |
| Ubiqisense | Diana Hvidemose | diana.hvidemose@ubiqisense.com | Denmark |
| Boxabl | - | ||
| Nestron | - | ||
| ZenniHome | - | ||
| Prop Tech Lab | Denmark |
Future
What is the future of real estate development? What kind of spaces should we be living in?
- time horizon (when next decision)
- how secure in work
- the future value of money
Mortgages
Buying the Property
The Search
Where, how, what of searching for a new property.
- Confirm square metres of actual living space
- Use a Lawyer
- Bid for Multiple Properties
- Get Bank Pre-Approval Beforehand
- Don't Think You Pay Negative Interest
- Don't Be Desperate
Square Metres
Location
Up-and-coming areas
Auctions
Buying Off-plan
Private Sales
Inspections
Making a Purchase
- Bids
- Gazumping
Links
Ideas:
Co-Ops:
Apps: