Missing Middle Infill Development
Small Multifamily & Infill Development
New small multifamily buildings, low-rise apartments and residential infill projects. Wintrup works with landowners and developers who want a construction partner that understands entitlements, servicing and project economics.
What to consider
The questions that decide feasibility.
- Approvals take longer
- Larger infill projects often need more planning review than as-of-right multiplexes, and the schedule should allow for it.
- Servicing and site conditions
- Municipal servicing capacity, geotechnical conditions and site access affect both feasibility and cost.
- Development economics
- Construction cost, timing and long-term operation have to work together for the project to proceed.
How It Works
Evaluate. Plan. Build.
Not every property qualifies for additional units. Our process is designed to find out early, before you commit to design and construction costs.
- 1
Evaluate
- Review property address and existing building
- Examine applicable zoning and site constraints
- Consider potential unit configurations
- Identify major construction and servicing challenges
- Develop preliminary budget and feasibility assumptions
- 2
Plan
- Coordinate qualified architects, engineers and planning consultants
- Review design options
- Develop construction scope and preliminary schedule
- Coordinate permitting and required approvals
- Refine construction costs
- 3
Build
- General contracting and site coordination
- Trade procurement and scheduling
- Structural and building-system work
- Construction quality oversight
- Inspections and completion coordination
- Optional transition to Wintrup Property Management