A planning feasibility assessment tests whether a site can support your proposed development. We help compare candidate properties, identify the likely approvals and assess practical development options before you invest in detailed design.
Define what a suitable site looks like
Start with the intended use, location preferences, scale and budget. We help turn the brief into planning criteria that can guide a focused search. A promising listing is only a starting point; the site needs to support the actual project.
Compare sites consistently
We assess candidate sites using the same questions: what does the planning framework support, what constraints need investigation, and what is the likely route to approval? This makes it easier to compare opportunities without letting one attractive feature dominate the decision.
Test a realistic development option
Concept layouts and preliminary yield testing can identify whether an idea deserves further work. We coordinate with designers and other consultants where needed, and record assumptions that have not yet been verified. A smaller, more achievable concept can be more useful than a maximum-density scenario that ignores delivery costs.
Connect planning with the project budget
We help identify approval stages, likely supporting work and planning risks for your feasibility model. Cost estimates, values, finance and investment decisions require the appropriate specialists. The result should be a clearer basis for deciding whether to proceed, revise the brief or keep looking.
Describe the outcome you want, your preferred locations and any non-negotiable requirements. We can then assess whether a site is a good fit.
General Queensland planning guidance, reviewed October 2026. The applicable scheme, approval history and requirements need to be checked for your property and proposal.
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