Unlock the Potential of Your Land
Feasibility Study
Every project begins with a Feasibility Study. This is a full investigation of what your land can realistically achieve and what financial outcome your family can expect. It is designed to remove uncertainty, highlight risks, and provide a clear pathway forward.
By the end of the study, you understand the value of the opportunity, the costs and timeline, and the financial structure that will protect your wealth.
The Feasibility Study is the foundation of our work. It is the key decision point before anyone commits to a subdivision.
What is in a LWC Feasibility Study?
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Contact council staff for informal guidance where appropriate
Review relevant zoning rules and overlays
Identify planning restrictions and opportunities
Assess what scale of subdivision is possible under current regulations
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Speaking with planners, surveyors, engineers, earthworks contractors and real estate agents
Gathering expert input at the earliest stage to identify red flags
Obtaining free or low-cost guidance to help avoid unnecessary expenses later
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Review of the land layout, slopes, access, and potential building platforms
Assessment of how a right of way or access road would be positioned
Identification of any visible risks such as drainage challenges or stormwater issues
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Preliminary estimates for road construction, drainage, power, water, surveying, earthworks, and consent fees
Realistic allowances based on local contractor pricing
Clear breakdown of expected costs, contingencies, and likely overruns to prepare for
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Analysis of comparable local sales
Estimated section values based on size, access, sun, and location
Conservative and optimistic scenarios for final sales revenue
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Assessment of the client’s current ownership structure
Guidance on trust-based ownership and asset protection
Recommendations on GST risk, tax obligations, and safe structuring
Strategies to minimise tax exposure and reduce the risk of unexpected liabilities
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Expected length of each stage of the subdivision
Key milestones
Identification of risk points that may cause delays
Clear flow from resource consent to construction to title issuance
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Identification of regulatory risks
Identification of construction and financial risks
Discussion of the likelihood of each risk and potential mitigation steps
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Outline of project management fees if LWC is engaged
Outline of success/cost fee model
Explanation of what reporting and oversight looks like
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All findings are delivered in a clear, structured presentation.
This is designed for family decision making.
We explain:
The opportunity
The risks
The expected outcome
The best structure
What the project looks like under LWC management
This data is presented at no cost, but there is a cost to purchase this information if LWC is not chosen to proceed
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This process works because it combines careful planning with disciplined execution. First we build a clear roadmap so your family understands the value, the risks, and the timeline. Then we manage the project with professional oversight, transparent communication, and trusted experts. The result is a development that stays organised, predictable, and aligned with your family’s goals from the first conversation to the final sale.
Full Project Management
For families who want a smooth, organised, and fully supported subdivision, Land Wealth Consulting provides complete project management from planning through to titles and sales. You remain informed and in control while we coordinate the professionals, manage contractors, guide decision making, and keep the project on track. Because a significant part of our fee is linked to the final success of the project, our interests are aligned with yours and we are motivated to deliver the best possible result. This service removes pressure, creates clarity, and gives you a reliable team working on your behalf.
LWC Full Project Management:
“You stay informed. You have access to every document. You understand every decision. LWC handles the workload.”
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Learn what your family wants to achieve from the land
Understand your motivations, future goals, and long term hopes
Clarify who the project is for and how the outcome will support them
Align subdivision design with lifestyle, legacy, and financial goals
Shape decisions around what your family wants to create, not just what is possible
Keep family priorities at the centre of every planning and construction step
Ensure the project reflects your values and strengthens your family’s future
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Set up the financial and legal structure for the project
Create the full project plan from feasibility findings
Build the timeline, milestones, and workflow
Map the path from design to consent to titles
Establish clear expectations for cost and duration
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Coordinate planners, surveyors, and engineers
Prepare and lodge all council documentation
Respond to council requests and RFI queries
Track regulatory timelines and keep you informed
Ensure compliance requirements are understood and met
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Engage lawyers, accountants, planners, and engineers
Connect with contractors we trust and work well with
Align all professionals toward the same project goals
Maintain consistent communication between all parties
Ensure tasks are delivered in the correct order
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Meet contractors on site during key stages
Walk through the scope and expectations before work begins
Monitor progress during critical construction phases
Clarify variations early and keep work aligned with the plan
Ensure quality and compliance during roading, drainage, and services
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Track all project expenses in real time
Provide shared access to budgets and cash flow documents
Review invoices and variations to keep spending controlled
Identify cost risks early and communicate clearly
Ensure the project remains financially safe through each stage
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Store all reports, invoices, plans, and documents in shared folders
Provide live access to project files for the family
Maintain clear version control for engineering and planning documents
Keep all communication and updates available for review
Ensure full visibility of the entire project at any time
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Hold monthly or two monthly progress meetings
Present updates on timelines, budgets, and risks
Review upcoming decisions and required actions
Answer questions and keep everyone aligned
Provide predictable communication throughout the project
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Oversee the physical works during earthworks and services
Coordinate inspections and engineering sign offs
Manage council compliance steps in the correct order
Track the conditions required for title issue
Guide the project through to new titles being released
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Prepare or coordinate sales material for marketing
Liaise with real estate agents and negotiate commission rates
Provide accurate project information to buyers and agents
Support contract review and timing of settlements
Finalise documentation and deliver a full closing summary
Unlock the wealth in your land with the right structure, the right guidance, and a personalised plan.

