ADVISORY & FEASIBILITY

Make a confident
go / no-go
decision—before you spend on design.

We align concept, operations, and economics with real numbers, real risks, and a clear path forward—across hospitality, mixed-use, and innovative communities.

01

Know what to build, what to cut, and what to phase for later

Leave with a clear program recommendation grounded in site realities—not wishful thinking.

02

See the variables that drive profitability—and what happens when they move

Scenario economics and sensitivity testing that show upside, base case, and downside in plain numbers.

03

Build trust with funders, partners, and city alignment from the start

A defensible, actionable recommendation that owners, operators, capital, and municipalities can all say yes to.

The Discipline
Advisory is where good projects begin.

Most costly mistakes happen before design starts—when a concept hasn't been pressure-tested against real demand, site constraints, or operational economics.
Our Advisory & Feasibility practice exists to close that gap.

We bring together market intelligence, financial modelling, and land-use expertise into a single, decision-grade package. The result isn't a report that sits on a shelf—it's a recommendation you can act on, with the rationale to defend it and a roadmap to execute it.

Whether you're exploring a hospitality amenity, a complex mixed-use parcel, or a mission-driven community development, the process is the same: clarify the decision, validate the assumptions, and give you a clear path forward.

2-16
weeks to recommendation
3
sectors of application
Fixed
fee structure
Who It's For
Built for
decision-makers.
Not a Fit If

Your site is already fully master-planned and you only need permit drawings, late-stage documentation, or purely marketing deliverables.

  • Owners and developers exploring a new or expanded outdoor hospitality amenity—campgrounds, glamping, wellness, trails, events, F&B
  • Resort operators, HOAs, and municipalities evaluating capital improvements or expansion before committing to design
  • Developers, landowners, and city agencies who need to prove viability and value per acre before pursuing design or funding
  • Founders, innovation district sponsors, and public-private teams developing new-model communities, campuses, or mixed-use hubs
  • Investors and capital partners who need scenario economics and downside cases before underwriting

Common decisions we help you answer:

- Is this concept viable on this site, with realistic demand and costs?
- What program mix and capacity actually works for this location?
- What's the smartest Phase 1—and what should wait?
- How does this perform under different market or construction cost scenarios?
- What do operators, lenders, or city partners need to see to say yes?

Project Context
Three sectors.
One discipline.


Our Advisory & Feasibility practice applies across three distinct project types. The methodology is the same—the inputs, risk factors, and stakeholder dynamics are different. Here's how the discipline translates to each context.

01

Hospitality & Amenities

Outdoor & Experiential Development

Proving viability for amenity-driven projects where experience, operations, and real estate economics need to work together from day one.

  • Campground + RV resort development
  • Glamping and outdoor hospitality
  • Trail, wellness + adventure amenities
  • Water features, event lawns, clubhouse upgrades
  • F&B nodes and hospitality programming

02

Mixed-Use & Urban

See the variables that drive profitability—and what happens when they move

Scenario economics and sensitivity testing that show upside, base case, and downside in plain numbers.

  • Multi-parcel mixed-use development
  • Urban infill and density scenarios
  • Entitlement and infrastructure risk
  • Municipal + public-private land projects
  • Absorption timing and use sequencing

03

Innovative Communities

Build trust with funders, partners, and city alignment from the start

A defensible, actionable recommendation that owners, operators, capital, and municipalities can all say yes to.

  • Innovation districts + tech campuses
  • Cohousing + intentional communities
  • Public-private community hubs
  • Governance and operating model design
  • Capital stack + partner recruitment
WHO IT'S FOR:

Owners, Developers, and Operators

Developers, landowners, and municipalities who need to prove viability and value per acre before pursuing design or funding.

Not a Fit If:

The site is already master-planned and only needs architectural documentation.

Most costly mistakes happen before design starts—when a concept hasn't been pressure-tested against real demand, site constraints, or operational economics.
Our Advisory & Feasibility practice exists to close that gap.

We bring together market intelligence, financial modeling, and land-use expertise into a single, decision-grade package. The result isn't a report that sits on a shelf—it's a recommendation you can act on, with the rationale to defend it and a roadmap to execute it.

Whether you're exploring a hospitality amenity, a complex mixed-use parcel, or a mission-driven community development, the process is the same: clarify the decision, validate the assumptions, and give you a clear path forward.

WHO IT'S FOR:

Owners, Developers, and Operators

Developers, landowners, and municipalities who need to prove viability and value per acre before pursuing design or funding.

Not a Fit If:

The site is already master-planned and only needs architectural documentation.

Common decisions we help you answer

Is this concept viable on this site, with realistic demand and costs?

What program mix and capacity actually works?

What’s the smartest Phase 1—and what should wait?

WHAT YOU GET:

Clear guidance for making informed first-step decisions

A decision package designed to reduce guesswork and prevent expensive misalignment. Depending on your unique needs and budget, this package will include any of the following:

Headline Deliverables

Decision memo with a clear recommendation (proceed, adjust, or pause)

Market + absorption analysis with realistic demand timing

Program + density scenarios tested for economics and infrastructure load

Entitlement + infrastructure risk map

Pro forma by phase (CAPEX / OPEX / cash flow)

Phasing roadmap + triggers (what unlocks each phase)

“Next 10 decisions” roadmap

How It Works:

A transparent 3-step process for starting you on the right path

Starting off with a no risk conversation, we work alongside you to unpack critical decision factors and walk you through the first, most important decisions of your project.

Feasibility Memo

Plain-English recommendation with a clear verdict: Proceed / Proceed with changes / Pause—and the rationale behind it.

Market + Demand Scan

Segments, comparables, pricing bands, occupancy drivers, and absorption analysis calibrated to your site and concept.

Site + Entitlement Risk Map

Access, utilities, permitting, environmental constraints, infrastructure load, and zoning risk—all mapped before you commit.

Timeline + Investment:

Choose the depth that matches your stakes and Complexity:

$35k–$200k depending on complexity, parcel count, and data depth.

Rapid Scan (3 weeks)
Quick viability + Phase 1 direction
$8k -$26k
INCLUDES
Market + demand scan
Site constraints + entitlement risk
Development land-use Bubble Plan
Full Feasibility (6–8 weeks)
Multiple scenarios + financial sensitivities
$35k-$75k
INCLUDES RAPID SPRINT PLUS
Preliminary Investor Slide Deck
Scenario pro forma + sensitivity testing
Phasing + delivery recommendations
Investment-Grade (12–16 weeks)
Deeper diligence + stakeholder alignment
$85k-$150k
INCLUDES FULL FEASIBILITY PLUS
Operator / brand requirements checklist
5 or 10 -year Financial Model
Up to 5 Stakeholder Revisions

Frequently Asked Questions

We've anticipated a few questions you may have, but reach out if you need clarity on something else!

Is this detailed enough for investors?

Yes—scenarios include returns, sensitivities, and downside cases designed for underwriting conversations.

Do you account for infrastructure and parking?

Yes—mobility, parking, utilities, and access constraints are evaluated alongside economics.

Book a Project Consultation

We'll pressure-test your concept, identify the real decision you need to make, and outline the fastest path to a confident recommendation.

What happens after you book

A member of our team will  get on the scheduled virtual call with you to discuss your project and determine a fit

If you'd prefer a paid brainstorming session, you'll be prompted to make payment, and encouraged to forward useful information, prior to the call.

A project proposal will be sent to you post conversation, to keep your momentum and bring your vision closer to reality.