In general, land development is the riskiest but most profitable technique as it is so dependent on the public sector for approvals and infrastructure and because it involves a long investment period with no positive cash flow for extended periods of time.

After the subdivision is complete, the developer usually markets the land to a home builder or other end user, for such uses as a residential, commercial, industrial, warehouse or shopping center to mention a few. In any case, use of special intelligence tools mitigates our risk by modeling the population trends and demographic make-up of customers a home builder or retailer would like to have surrounding their new locations.

	Accounting/ Control/ Reporting		Architectural and engineering contract negotiation
	Budget development and administration		Conceptual construction
	Construction buyout		Construction management
	Design coordination		Environmental and site evaluations
	Feasibility and economic analysis		Government approval coordination
	Marketing and public relations		Operations and maintenance planning
	Pro forma development		Scheduling
	Tenant construction management