Land Development
Positioning your development for long-term viability.
Happy owners. Happy developers. Happy users. Increased ROI.
These traits are the root of success when it comes to land development – and we're capable of delivering them. We undertake all kinds of land developments, from dense urban infill projects to single-family neighborhoods, regional shopping districts and quaint mixed-use centers.
Our multidisciplined teams are adept at understanding the needs of each type of development from concept to completion, then delivering the ROI you seek. Our collaborative approach features award-winning planners, experienced landscape architects and engineers known for creating vibrant, sustainable places.
Related Services
- Architecture and building design
- Community development and project funding
- Community planning
- Construction services
- Entitlement process
- Land management and property acquisition
- Landscape architecture
- Permitting and permit tracking
- Road and street design
- Site design and development
- Surveying
- Stormwater engineering
- Transportation planning
- Utility design
- Visualization
- Wetland services
Our Work
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Archuleta County Landfill Repair
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Friedën Development a First-of-Its-Kind Community in the Heart of Texas Hill Country
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Transforming Challenges into a Community: Vista Run Subdivision
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Magnolia Trails: Seamless SID-Driven Development in Omaha
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Transforming Contaminated Ground in the Lillie Redevelopment Project
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Edgemont Highlands Development Balances Community and Nature
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Alamogordo Palo Duro Phase 3
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EPA Brownfields Assessment Program in Duluth, Minnesota
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Central City Main Street Redevelopment
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Insight
March 5, 20243 min read
ERTIDs: A Game-Changer for Wisconsin’s Contaminated Buildings & Sites
ACT 149 expands Wisconsin's TIF program, enabling local governments to create ERTIDs for cleaning up hazardous sites, fostering economic development.
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September 20, 20234 min read
Turning Blight into Opportunity: Brownfield Experts Q&A
SEH gathered four Brownfield Experts to shed light on the significance of brownfield sites, their impacts, and how to turn blight into opportunity.
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March 7, 20237 min read
5 Ways to Engage Stakeholders and Get Your Community Behind a Project
To engage stakeholders and build community support, it is crucial to clearly communicate the vision for the project and earn community trust through the planning process. By reaching out to key stakeholders early and often, you increase your chances of securing their support as the project progresses.
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August 26, 20222 min read
3 Tips for Identifying Waste in Land Development Master Plans
By considering alternative site layouts and working closely with the engineering consultant from the beginning, developers can become more efficient.
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August 18, 20224 min read
Dirty to Developed: 4 Steps to a Successful Redevelopment Project
As the amount of land for new development decreases, particularly in urban areas around the country, the need to redevelop existing land has increased.
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August 15, 20222 min read
Wisconsin Community Taking Unique Approach to Land Development
A growing land development trend has found fertile ground in Southeast Wisconsin.
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June 27, 20224 min read
What to Consider When Purchasing or Selling a Property
When a land owner or prospective buyer decides they want to sell or develop a parcel of land, they may want to consider working with a professional services firm with experience in land planning.
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June 21, 202211 min read
Why Missing Middle Housing is an Emerging Trend in Multi-Family Development
Below, we look at current housing market trends, including movement in light of the pandemic and how these trends are impacting the state of development.
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June 17, 20226 min read
4 Steps to Position Brownfields for Redevelopment and Federal Funding
Nearly every community has land parcels that were once bustling and productive, but are now empty, vacant or under-utilized.
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