10 Signs You Should Invest in urban design

Invest in urban design

The urban design investing considered as important as real estate investing due to Urban design creates the land value in the first place. after Urban design engineers sign the contract with the area owner "investor or government" and discuss the customer needs. They send the consultancy office surveyors to do their work and give the urban planer all information that he wants to start the design and takes in his consideration the location landmarks. 

What 's the Signs you should know:

1. Increase in population
2. The need for new cities to resettle the population
3. The provision of services to the population in the new cities

4. The provision of land for economic activities (agriculture, industry, trade)
5. Variation in the price of the land between the economic activities and the required area

6. Lack of land price at the stage of the adoption of the land division and overcharge scheme after the resettlement of the population

7. Increase the value of land with a gradual increase in the population and are the highest value when the huge city
8. The price of the land is different within the same city used as a residential, commercial or a service
9. More than the price of the land bordering on the main street and less than the price of the land bordering on the service road  

10. Downtown and nearby neighborhoods, including areas of their value rising from areas far from the city center because of the traffic density.

Invest in urban design

Then we must declare our goals in the Investment process and the target activity of the area plan and tell Urban planning engineers all what we predict from this area (the city future image). you must Setting a dates with the planers team work to see the design proposals until Reach agreement.

Urban Planner Job Duties

• Work with land developers, civic leaders and public officials

• May act as a mediator in public disputes, which involves presenting mutually acceptable alternatives to disputing parties

• Speak at civic or town hall meetings

• Prepare materials for community relations meetings

• Appear before legislative committees to explain and defend proposals

• Prepare reports and recommendations for municipal government officials, land developers and builders

• May focus on one area of specialization, such as transportation planning, urban design, land use code enforcement or community development

• May develop and model possible transportation systems

• May present transportation system models to planning boards and the general public