A preliminary zoning analysis is the first step in assessing whether a property aligns with local zoning regulations before committing significant resources. It provides an initial overview of the zoning classification, permissible uses, and potential development limitations.

For this study, the analysis can help determine early feasibility, especially in cases like assisted living developments or school conversions where zoning hurdles may arise. Sample Preliminary Zoning Analysis coming soon!

A Zoning Feasibility Analysis (ZFA) evaluates whether a property or development project complies with local zoning regulations. It helps determine if the planned use aligns with zoning codes, identifies potential obstacles, and explores alternative solutions. View a sample ZFA. 

1. Determine Permitted Uses
2. Evaluate Development Potential
3. Flag Necessary Approvals
4. Uncover Constraints
5. Support Investment Decisions
6. Inform Project Design

An economic impact analysis (EIA) evaluates the direct, indirect, and induced effects of a project, policy, or industry on the local, regional, or national economy. It helps decision-makers understand the financial and employment implications of development efforts.

The EIA can help quantify the value of zoning changes, assisted living development, and multi-family housing initiatives. It can also support decisions related to government subsidies and community-focused projects.

View the Executive Summary and the Detailed EIA from the Schoolhouse conversion to Assisted Living Facility Study.

View the Executive Summary and the Detailed EIA from the Schoolhouse conversion to Condominiums Study. Key takeaways from a CoStar report in support of this study.