Commercial Property Construction Projects Come In All Sizes
Some people picture cranes looming over a high-rise building when considering commercial property construction. Large construction projects are certainly one aspect of commercial property development. There are other lucrative options to consider. Small-scale commercial construction projects are a place to start if you don’t have a lot of capital. Examples of small-scale projects include updating a building’s facade or adding on to an existing structure. By buying an affordable building and doing some updates, you can enjoy a revenue stream quickly. Medium-scale commercial construction projects are a bit more involved. They consist of updating a building’s structure, a complete remodel, or a building expansion. A mid-size commercial construction project takes more time and effort but has excellent profit potential. Large-scale commercial construction projects involve building a brand-new structure. Don’t assume this isn’t possible for your investment property in Miami Beach. Projects can be successful by being creative in designing a building with a footprint for smaller lot sizes. Another option is replacing a dated structure that is no longer feasible with a new one. JMK Property Investment is actively seeking commercial property investment in Southern Florida with a focus on the Miami metropolitan area. We'll work with you in finding the appropriate site for your commercial building project. One common denominator for all of the project examples we’ve presented is the importance of the General Contractor. The General Contractor you select plays a key role in your construction project’s success. JMK Property Investment is also a General Contractor, and we know how to manage projects that deliver profitsThere Are Many Steps to Commercial Property Construction
A commercial construction project begins with a good idea or concept. There are many steps in the construction process to turn that idea into reality. Before you invest in commercial property construction, you should have a general understanding of what's involved. Planning is a crucial step in a project’s success. It starts with finding the right site. A market feasibility study helps determine which site is best. Once a site is picked out, an architect and general contractor are selected. The project begins to take shape through meetings between these professionals and the investor. The architect then designs schematics for the structure and selects building materials. Before construction begins, investigators will check the site to ensure there are no environmental hazards. Utility companies will complete any necessary work. You will need to obtain building permits prior to beginning construction. The General Contractor begins procuring materials and selecting subcontractors. The building is constructed with the General Contractor managing subcontractors from several trades. Once the building is complete, it's time for a post-construction clean-up. The architect inspects the site to make sure the work was completed properly. Any necessary final inspections by government agencies are conducted at the project's conclusion.