Land for development
Sara Wilkinson, Richard Reed
Abstract
Sara Wilkinson, Richard Reed
Abstract
Site selection is vital to success as it affects the nature of a project. If the site has a poor location or there is a lack of demand for the accommodation irrespective of location, no amount of good design or promotion can overcome this disadvantage to a project. Land is unique and each site has its own characteristics. The site acquisition process can be frustrating and unpredictable since many factors, often outside the developer’s control, can influence its success.
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Site selection is vital to success as it affects the nature of a project. If the site has a poor location or there is a lack of demand for the accommodation irrespective of location, no amount of good design or promotion can overcome this disadvantage to a project. Land is unique and each site has its own characteristics. The site acquisition process can be frustrating and unpredictable since many factors, often outside the developer’s control, can influence its success.
Key concepts: Geography