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Starting prices

Choose a level of diligence that fits the decision.

These starting ranges make early budgeting easier. Final pricing depends on jurisdiction, property complexity, proposed use, source availability, scope, turnaround, and requested deliverables.

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Early property decision

Preliminary Due Diligence Report

Starting at $750–$1,250

  • Jurisdiction identification
  • Base zoning
  • Future land-use designation, where available
  • Preliminary use-permission review
  • High-level development-standard review
  • Major visible constraints
  • Short preliminary report
  • One property and one proposed use
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Zoning and design fit

Zoning Feasibility Report

Starting at $2,500–$3,500

  • Zoning, overlays, and proposed-use analysis
  • Setbacks, height, coverage, or intensity
  • Preliminary parking analysis
  • Landscape or buffering requirements
  • Risks and unresolved items
  • Source citations and executive summary
  • One clarification or revision round
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Project path

Comprehensive Site Due Diligence Report

Starting at $5,500–$6,500

  • Full zoning feasibility analysis
  • Parcel, jurisdiction, GIS, and land-use research
  • Development standards, parking, and landscaping
  • Access and frontage considerations
  • Utility and agency research boundaries
  • Application requirements and entitlement pathway
  • Preliminary fees and timelines, when available
  • Risk matrix and source-linked findings
  • Professional executive summary
  • Optional consultation call
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Entitlement planning

Development Planning Package

Custom or premium pricing

  • Comprehensive Site Due Diligence Report
  • Preliminary Fee Report
  • Excel Fee Model
  • Development Schedule
  • PDF, Excel, visual Gantt, or Microsoft Project-compatible schedule format, as scoped
  • Critical milestones and dependencies
  • Preliminary entitlement and permitting budget
  • Strategy consultation

A native .mpp file is not promised.

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Portfolio decisions

Portfolio or Multi-Site Screening

Custom pricing

  • Five-site screening
  • Ten-site comparison
  • Rollout programs
  • Repeated-use feasibility analysis
  • Market comparison
  • Municipality comparison
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Optional scope

Add-ons

Priced to project

  • Expedited turnaround or additional use
  • Concept-plan compliance review
  • Municipal verification call
  • Pre-application meeting preparation
  • Entitlement strategy memorandum
  • Fee research or development schedule
  • Comparable-site matrix
  • Executive presentation or monitoring
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How final pricing is set

Scope reflects the jurisdiction, number and type of parcels, proposed use, overlays, research accessibility, number of agencies, requested verification, deliverable format, and turnaround. A written scope and fee should define the work before the engagement begins.

Important: Preliminary fees and schedules are planning estimates based on available sources and stated assumptions. They are not guaranteed agency calculations or approval timelines.

A scope you can evaluate

Start with the property, proposed use, and timeline.

Tell us what decision the research needs to support and which deliverables your team needs.

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