REAL ESTATE VANCOUVER - JR PROPERTIES REALTY

SELECTING THE RIGHT DEVELOPER AND/OR BUILDER is paramount to achieving your goals and financial success. We can help you coordinate your planning with some of the best in the business. To discuss your plans, meet with an agent, devloper, builder, or to talk with a real estate counselor, call me personally, Jim Randolph, owner and managing broker of J.R. PROPERTIES @360-721-1000 or email me jim@jrpropertiesusa.com

Improvements of some kind to real property, thereby increasing it's value, is one of the best methods of increasing your wealth through real estate. In legal form the developer may be an individual, but is more often a partnership, limited liability company or corporation. However anyone involved as a principal in such transactions is a property developer by occupation.

There are two major categories of real estate development:

Land developers typically acquire natural or unimproved land and improve, or alter it with utility connections, roads, earth grading, covenants, and entitlements. Infrastructure improvement provides a base for further development of built improvements. Covenants define the context in which future development of built improvements may take place, often in the form of deed conditions, covenants, and restrictions on particular parcels: a sort of private zoning code limited only to those properties. Zoning codes are legal permissions from regulatory bodies, determining the specific uses for the land. Typically permits are obtained and sometimes even re-zoning for planned unit developments. Once these improvements have been made to the raw land, it may be subdivided and sold piecemeal at a profit to individuals or building developers.

Building developers acquire raw land, improved land, and/or redevelopable property in order to construct building projects. The buildings are then sold entirely or in part to others, or retained as assets to produce cash flow via rents and other means. Some building developers have their own internal departments for designing and constructing buildings, more common among larger developers, while others subcontract these parts of the work to third parties. We can help either way.

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