case study:
The mid
Role: Owner's Representative
Status: Pre-development
challenges
- Property not zoned for proposed uses and density
- Navigate a contentious and costly Community Benefits process
- Maximize incentives to mitigate development costs in an urban center and brownfield site
- Consider reciprocal easements, shared parking, different ownership structures, and different financing for each parcel to be developed
solutions
- Secured a Planned Urban Development (PUD) with variances in zoning, required for parking and setback restrictions
- Parcel divisions under a condominium structure allowed parcel development for multiple uses and different owners with different financing
- Address the community/Community Benefits ordinance
scope of work
- The property is a 3.78-acre brownfield site
- Created a Master Plan, rezoned the property to allow for large scale development, and secured all entitlements for the proposed mixed-use development
- Worked with team to negotiate and secure over $75 million in incentives for the new development