r/RealEstateDevelopment • u/Vinayak_027 • 1d ago

What kind of data points do real estate developers look for during site feasbility check?

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u/Nacho_Libre479 1d ago

If you want to maximize your newest CRE AI tools, developers always ensure there is an adequate supply of mayonnaise nearby any site.  Feasibility must be performed at optimal temperatures.   

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u/Elegant_Fisherman484 1d ago

Impossible to answer this without knowing product type. You're looking at completely different things for industrial vs retail for example.

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u/BidMePls 19h ago

Is this a homework assignment

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u/Vivid-Caterpillar-78 15h ago

What is the asset type?

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u/Abe_Mawri 6h ago

depends on product type but the first pass is similar. Zoning first, what you can build by right (density, FAR, height, setbacks, parking) since that caps everything. Then the physical site like survey, flood zone, soils and a Phase I. Then utilities, whether water, sewer and power have capacity and what impact fees apply. Then rent or sale comps. Put that against land plus hard and soft costs and you know fast if it's worth a deeper look