Like you I know many large apartment developers that are just quietly slipping elsewhere.

And yes, with plans developed by the contractor's architect, they aren't likely to allow you to use their plans to shop around for another contractor with a lower cost.  

I have an R3 lot to develop in "Tony" West LA 90064.  100 foot frontage to the street and 150 feet deep.

I’m looking for ideas on how best to develop an in-town building lot I picked up at auction.

I'm having trouble calculating ARV because this is NJ and it's not a model development, meaning this home's structure is different than most in the neighborhood. 

The type of real estate development that I want to do in the future is Spec homes and apartments.  

Recently, my real estate agent let me know about a development opportunity.

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.
Purchase price: $145,800 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $2,500,000Buy, Build, Rent, Refinance, Repeat!What made you interested in...

Innovative shed décor can turn the old gardening shed into a haven of tranquility for mom or a gaming studio for those noisy teens.SummaryBy choice or lack there of, many more people are living in smaller spaces and will continue to for the next few years.

This project had been on and off the MLS and through many rounds of feasibility and development.