Storm Project Services provides comprehensive Project Management services including Acquisitions, Due Diligence / Feasibility, Programming, Entitlements, Permitting and Construction Management for:
Details of these services are listed below:
The acquisitions stage is the overall process to identify, assess, and acquire a property. Although the term acquisition is synonymous with taking fee title to a piece of property, our capabilities extend to negotiation and execution of ground lease, space lease, build-to-suit, reverse build-to-suit, and strategic land purchase projects. Our services during the ACQUISITIONS STAGE of the development process typically includes:
The due diligence / feasibility stage is the investigative and / or assessment process used to identify, prevent, or mitigate foreseeable risks, conditions, and land-use stipulations associated with acquisition and development of a property. Our services during the DUE DILIGENCE / FEASIBILITY STAGE of the development process typically include:
Programming is the collaborative process used to identify the Stakeholders or end-users needs and objectives of a project. Our services during the PROGRAMMING STAGE of the development process typically include the initial (or refined) definition of:
The process of entitlements is the legal method of obtaining discretionary approvals for the right to develop and / or construct on a property for its desired use(s). Our services during the ENTITLEMENTS STAGE of the development process typically include preparation and / or submittal of the following:
Most often, the permitting process is initiated following the discretionary approvals procured during the entitlements phase (although in some instances, permitting can be run concurrently with the entitlements process). Our services during the PERMITTING STAGE of the development process typically include preparation and submittal of the following:
Construction Management is the delivery stage, and culmination of, the entire development process. The CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT STAGE of the development process typically includes: