A project that combines residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial uses in one space, promoting community interaction.

Laws that dictate how land can be used, affecting building types, densities, and purposes within designated areas.

The process of involving local stakeholders in the development process to gather input and foster support.

An analysis to determine if a project is financially viable, considering costs, revenues, and potential returns.

Development methods that minimize environmental impact while meeting community needs and ensuring economic viability.

A financial statement that projects future income, expenses, and profitability of a development project.

A study assessing the need for specific types of properties in a given area, guiding development decisions.

Innovative construction methods and materials that reduce environmental impact and enhance energy efficiency.

A process evaluating the potential environmental effects of a proposed development before it is approved.

Individuals or groups with an interest in a development project, including investors, community members, and government officials.

A comprehensive document outlining a mixed-use project's vision, goals, and execution plan, including financial and community aspects.

Estimates of the inflow and outflow of cash over time, crucial for assessing a project's financial health.

A technique to assess zoning designations and restrictions on a specific parcel of land to inform development possibilities.

A strategic outline detailing how to interact with community stakeholders throughout the development process.

The study of population characteristics to understand market potential and target audiences for developments.

An assessment of existing properties and developments that compete with a proposed project, informing strategic decisions.

Documentation that outlines a project's environmental impact and sustainable practices, enhancing transparency.

The process of predicting the expenses associated with a development project, essential for financial planning.

An analysis of a specific instance of mixed-use development, providing insights into best practices and lessons learned.

Elected or appointed individuals responsible for implementing policies and regulations that affect community development.

The discipline of designing and organizing urban spaces to create functional, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing environments.

The act of formally sharing a development proposal with stakeholders, emphasizing its benefits and addressing concerns.

Input gathered from local residents and stakeholders regarding a proposed development, guiding adjustments and improvements.

A plan for promoting a mixed-use development to potential tenants and buyers, tailored to market demands.

The use of charts, graphs, and maps to convey complex data clearly and effectively, aiding in decision-making.