Traditional Development

Expanding Horizons in Thriving Markets

Before we agree to develop an independent traditional type project, we evaluate its long term success. It is important to consider the effects of typical indiscriminate traditional development approaches. While not all are destructive, the primary objective is profit and the grand assumption is that someone else is considering how everything functions in the future. In reality, traditional development doesn’t adequately consider infrastructure demands, population capacity, quality of life, and community needs and that can lead to several significant problems:

1. Inadequate Infrastructure:

• Overburdened utilities (water, sewage, electricity) unable to meet demand 1
• Insufficient transportation networks leading to congestion 1
• Lack of public spaces and community facilities 3

2. Environmental Issues:

• Increased pollution and greenhouse gas emissions 3
• Loss of green spaces and natural habitats 3
• Unsustainable resource consumption 5

3. Social Problems:

• Overcrowding and reduced quality of life 3
• Social isolation in poorly planned communities 5
• Inequitable access to services and opportunities 4

4. Economic Challenges:

• Higher long-term costs for retrofitting inadequate infrastructure 4
• Reduced economic productivity due to inefficient urban layouts 1
• Difficulty attracting businesses to areas with poor infrastructure 1

5. Education and Health Impacts:

• Overcrowded schools unable to provide quality education 5
• Limited access to healthcare facilities 4
• Reduced physical activity due to car-dependent design 5

6. Lack of Resilience:

• Increased vulnerability to natural disasters and climate change impacts 5
• Difficulty adapting to changing demographics and needs 3

7. Governance Issues:

• Reactive rather than proactive planning approaches 4
• Difficulty coordinating between different sectors and stakeholders 4

8. Rural-Urban Disparities:

• Neglect of rural areas and smaller towns in favor of larger urban centers 2
• Uncontrolled urban sprawl encroaching on agricultural lands 1

9. Cultural and Heritage Loss:

• Destruction of historical sites and local character 3
• Homogenization of urban landscapes 3

To address these issues, our approach emphasizes integrated approaches that consider long-term sustainability, resilience, and quality of life for all residents. This includes concepts like compact or economic module city design, mixed-use development, sustainable transportation, and participatory planning processes 356.

With that as our premise, our Traditional Development projects focus on meeting the growing demands of dynamic markets through strategic investments in residential and commercial real estate. We specialize in:

Condominium Developments:

High-quality, modern living spaces in prime locations, designed to meet the needs of today’s urban dwellers.

Neighborhood Developments:

Creating vibrant communities that offer a balanced lifestyle, combining residential comfort with convenient access to existing amenities.

Commercial Complexes:

Developing state-of-the-art commercial properties that attract businesses and foster economic growth.

Our Traditional Development projects are designed to capitalize on existing market trends and opportunities, ensuring that your investments yield substantial returns while contributing to the growth and vitality of the areas where we develop.