Portfolio inventory
Boundary, area, status, tenure, planning, infrastructure, access and constraints.
Land bank strategy: prioritize sites before capital is locked in
We assess land portfolios under consistent criteria to decide which sites to develop, hold, sell, contribute to a partnership or study first.
Team experience since 2011Proprietary field researchMexico-wide assignments
A decision framework
What the analysis covers
A land bank can conceal value and risk at the same time. Holding costs, infrastructure timing, the market cycle and development sequence all change portfolio returns.
INMO1 creates a comparable profile for each site and a prioritization matrix. The strategy combines planning potential, demand depth, absorption, enabling investment, timing and exit options.
Market potential
Plausible products, demand, competition, pricing, scale and expected sales pace.
Value and timing
Current and residual value, holding cost, enabling investment and likely development window.
Portfolio strategy
Priority, next study, recommended decision, dependencies and route for each site.
INMO1 · Method
How we work
Standardize
We build a common site profile and quality criteria for every landholding.
Screen
We eliminate critical incompatibilities and group comparable opportunities.
Score
We evaluate market, planning, infrastructure, capital, timing and risk.
Sequence
We define short-, medium- and long-term actions and decisions.
Decision
A recommendation that can be defended
The matrix does not replace detailed analysis of each site; it identifies where information, approvals and infrastructure investment should be made first.
It also prevents a holding from being valued solely by land area or theoretical density that the market may not support.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a land bank?
A site or collection of sites held for development, sale, conservation, infrastructure or another future use.
How are multiple sites prioritized?
Using comparable criteria for market, planning, infrastructure, value, required capital, timing, absorption and risk.
Does the assessment include value?
It may incorporate value references, residual land value and scenarios; a formal appraisal is added when the scope requires it.
Is it useful for lenders or funds?
Yes. It documents portfolio quality, liquidity, horizon, dependencies and exit strategy.
What happens when site information is incomplete?
The gap is recorded and the required study, determination or action is defined before a final decision is assigned.
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An initial session helps define the asset, question, geography, timing and the most efficient scope.
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