PROPLADDER / DEVELOPERS
Develop The
Potential.
Identify sites and properties worth investigating for redevelopment, value-add or future projects. Start with the location, understand the constraints and assess whether the opportunity warrants a closer look.
01 / THE OPPORTUNITY
Look beyond the existing property.
A property's current use does not always tell the whole
story. Site dimensions, access, surrounding development,
planning controls and acquisition costs can all influence
what may be possible.
PropLadder provides a starting point for discussing
property opportunities and identifying the matters that
need further investigation before time and capital are
committed.
Identify properties that may warrant further assessment for redevelopment, subject to local planning controls and site-specific constraints.
Consider site area, frontage, access and applicable planning requirements when investigating possible subdivision opportunities.
Explore properties where refurbishment, improvements or a change in use may warrant investigation against the associated costs and risks.
Establish target locations, site requirements, indicative budgets and project objectives to guide the property search.
Potential development outcomes depend on the specific site, applicable planning controls, approvals, costs and other relevant factors. No development approval, feasibility outcome or financial return is implied or guaranteed.
02 / THE APPROACH
Assess the fundamentals first.
Before pursuing a site, it is important to understand the project brief and the questions that need answering. A structured initial assessment helps identify where further professional advice and due diligence may be needed.
Establish the project brief.
Outline the intended project, preferred locations, indicative budget, site requirements and acquisition timeframe.
Investigate suitable sites.
Consider relevant properties and the initial factors that may influence their suitability for the proposed project.
Determine the next steps.
Identify the planning, design, cost, title and feasibility matters requiring further review by appropriately qualified professionals.
03 / YOUR PROJECT
Every site starts with a brief.
Whether you are investigating a single site or establishing
criteria for future acquisitions, clarity around the
intended project helps guide the initial conversation.
Consider your target area, preferred site characteristics,
indicative acquisition budget, intended use and current
stage of investigation.
04 / NEXT STEPS
Have a project in mind?
Tell PropLadder about the opportunity you are pursuing, the location, your site requirements and the intended project. Start a conversation about the next steps and whether the opportunity fits the scope of assistance available.