Did you receive a letter from DevUrban?

Your property may have development potential worth studying.

DevUrban contacts selected owners directly when a property’s location, size or context deserves closer review. The letter expresses our interest and lets you learn about our approach before an initial conversation.

The letter means that DevUrban would like to better understand the property and the owner’s plans. A conversation lets us assess the opportunity, answer questions and, when the context is suitable, prepare a property-specific proposal.

Why your property attracted our attention.

Our team identifies properties using available real estate and land information, then reviews their location, dimensions and surroundings. A letter may therefore concern an interesting property even when no specific project has yet been defined.

A property may have potential because of its size, shape, access, proximity to services or relationship to neighbouring lots. A complete review helps determine what could realistically be considered within municipal rules and the surrounding context.

• Vacant land or a lot that may be developed
• A house located on land with potential
• A plex, income property or commercial building
• A possible assembly with neighbouring properties

What we do with land and existing properties.

DevUrban is a real estate developer. We acquire land, houses and buildings, then bring together the professionals required to examine zoning, access, services, site planning and project feasibility.

Depending on the property, development may take the form of a small multifamily building, a neighbourhood residential project or a larger opportunity. The project is defined only after the site and applicable municipal framework have been reviewed.

An initial conversation centred on your needs.

During the first conversation, we introduce DevUrban, explain what attracted our attention and ask what would matter to you in a transaction. You can also tell us about your timeline, current occupancy and any particular features of the property.

The conversation may cover your preferred dates, current occupancy, available documents, the property’s general condition and the terms that would make the sale easier for you. It gives our team the information required to continue its review accurately.

Terms adapted to each transaction.

In many files, DevUrban can propose a direct sale, pay the fees of the notary selected for the transaction and proceed with the documents already available. The offer may also provide for a sale without legal warranty, at the buyer’s risk and peril.

For an acquisition focused on land potential, the review primarily concerns the site, title and documents. When a house is acquired for renovation, the building-specific reviews are stated in the offer. The agreed price and terms remain the reference during notarial preparation.

Occupancy planned around your timeline.

DevUrban can coordinate signing and possession with the time you are ready to vacate. An extended occupancy period may be written into the offer when it suits your needs and the project schedule.

The dates are discussed before the offer is prepared, giving the owner a clear picture of the signing, departure and property transfer.