Why WR LandCon

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From left to right: Tobe Holmes, Shaun McCutcheon, Rachel Krenz, and Jon Lim

Topics Explored at LandCon

LandCon events are built around the issues shaping land development and acquisition across North Carolina and the Southeast, including:

  • Land Acquisition and Due Diligence

    Understanding a site’s potential starts before a purchase is made. LandCon explores how development teams evaluate property constraints, opportunities, risks, and long-term viability.

  • Land Use Entitlement, Rezoning, and Permitting

    Successful projects depend on navigating local approval processes. Discussions often focus on entitlement strategy, rezoning timelines, regulatory requirements, and coordination with municipalities.

  • Site Selection and Development Feasibility

    Not every site is ready for development. LandCon highlights the factors that influence feasibility, including location, access, infrastructure, environmental conditions, and market demand.

  • Infrastructure Capacity, Utility Availability, and Transportation Access

    Growth depends on infrastructure. LandCon examines how water, sewer, stormwater, power, roadway access, and transportation connectivity shape what can be developed and when.

  • Market Trends, Housing Demand, and Capital Conditions

    Land development is closely tied to economic conditions. LandCon provides insight into market momentum, housing needs, financing realities, construction costs, and investment timing.

  • Placemaking, Growth Management, and Public-Private Collaboration

    Strong development supports stronger communities. LandCon explores how private development, local government planning, and public infrastructure investment can work together to guide sustainable growth.

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