Developers usually have expensive bridge debt on their construction projects, and a heavy incentive to deliver their inventory as rapidly as possible.

Then metropolitan LA area is running out of develop-able lands so the value is climbing rapidly.

Builders and developers are increasingly turning to leasing as an alternative when they cannot sell homes at their desired price points.To succeed in this market, sellers need to be realistic about pricing and be prepared to make concessions.

Any insights you could possibly give us would be much appreciated, we're pretty new to land development.

I'm a Real Estate Agent/Developer in SoCal.

Hi,I know this area is undergoing development but wondering if anyone is investing outside of Park Circle in the "under $300K" range and getting anything to cash flow. 

But the reality is there is no land left to develop, so these prices are going to stay for a little while.

Banner Health, the largest hospital system in Arizona, just bought land in Laveen to build a hospital plus a retail developer is building a new shopping center/outdoor mall.

Columbus is also home to OSU, which constantly develops real estate, employs lots of jobs, and attracts students from the US and internationally to attend. 

Hi, I’m looking for some advice on developing land.