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A Quick Guide for Investors on Entitlement Process

  • Sep 24
  • 1 min read

When buying land for development, the most critical step isn't the purchase itself it's securing entitlements. Entitlements are the legal approvals that determine how you can use and develop your property. Without them, your investment may stall.


Key Steps in the Process:


  • Zoning & Land Use: Confirm if your project fits existing zoning. If not, rezoning or special-use permits are required.


  • Subdivision & Platting: Land may need to be formally divided and mapped for development.


  • Infrastructure & Utilities: Cities review access to roads, water, sewer, drainage, and traffic capacity.


  • Public Hearings: Many projects require approval from planning commissions or city councils.


  • Permits & Final Approvals: Once all conditions are met, building permits can be obtained.


Why It Matters:

Entitled land is far more valuable than raw land. A parcel zoned and approved for residential or commercial use can command a premium and accelerate project timelines.


Investor Takeaway:

If you are considering land, factor the entitlement process into your timeline and budget. Working with entitlement consultants can streamline approvals, reduce risks, and unlock the true potential of your investment.







 
 
 

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