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Melissa Jolley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Niceville, FL
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Developer Question on Platted Property

Melissa Jolley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Niceville, FL
Posted

Hello all!

I have a question for those who deal with commercial development. There is a property that was purchased for a small subdivision (around 150 lots) in my area- it was never fully developed and was foreclosed. It has been fully entitled with plat maps as well. The property is around 60 acres. This area is in serious need of affordable housing and the property is zoned for multi or single family. 

Unfortunately, the property had some issues related to wet land and was on the market for a while. The DEP issues have been ironed out and the city/county are ready to have the land developed.


Question- what specifically do developers look at when evaluating raw property? Is it a benefit that the plans are already in place? Is there a percentage of land cost that developers like to stay under based off of the future value of the developed land?

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