Land Development
At TAIT, we invest in community. Our development projects are diverse, and our primary interest is having a positive impact on each individual community that we touch.
We are uniquely positioned to leverage our in-house expertise and long-term relationships with local jurisdictions to pursue, entitle, and develop a variety or real estate assets.
We are open to a wide variety of opportunities including but not limited to P3 Development, Residential/Mixed-Use/Master-Plan, Commercial/Industrial, and Senior Housing.
Featured Land Development Projects
Hollywood, CA
Located at 4905 West Hollywood Boulevard, this 2-story Orchard Supply Hardware Store (OSH) building includes approximately 36,840 square feet of space with a 5,000 square foot Garden Nursery. While the building seamlessly blends into the surrounding community, it still presents its own unique architectural elements. The minimal amount of space available for landscaping on site presented a notable challenge, for which a capture and reuse low impact development system had to be installed. TAIT provided entitlement and civil engineering services for the Hollywood site.
Huntington Beach, CA
The Strand is an iconic development located across the street from the Huntington Beach Pier in Southern California. The development includes over 200,000 square feet of mixed-use space including a 152 room hotel, along with restaurant, retail, and office space. TAIT provided civil engineering services for the project which required redevelopment of a downtown two block area, a complete infrastructure rehabilitation, and extensive integration to the existing drainage system.
Hollywood, CA
TAIT provided all site, civil and survey engineering for the Columbia Square complex in the heart of Hollywood. The development features a sleek new 20-story apartment tower. Taking over a historic site that used to be the radio and television studio home for CBS, the LEED Certified mixed use campus has 200 luxury residential units, as well as retail, creative office, studio and commercial office space.
Monterey Park, CA
TAIT designed a sprawling new 41 acre retail development within the City of Monterey Park, anchored by Home Depot and Costco. The design included slope stabilization, retaining wall design, street improvement design, utility installation, overall site development, and over 400,000 cubic yards of dirt removal and re-grading for this extensive construction.
Tustin, CA
Columbus Square is a 105-acre residential development located in Tustin, CA. TAIT was the Engineer of Record for the project, providing civil engineering services from start to finish.
Hollywood, CA
Located on the full city block just south of Sunset and Vine, Academy on Vine will be a dynamic campus featuring a 23-story residential tower, three four-story creative office buildings, retail/restaurant space, a 40,000 sq. ft. market, and entertainment venues. Plans for the residential tower include amenities such as a fitness center and swimming pools.
Seal Beach, CA
The Pacific Gateway Business Center is a historic aerospace installation located in Seal Beach, CA. TAIT provided consulting and design leadership in the redevelopment of this iconic project.
Irvine, CA
Woodbury Towne Center is a premier 30 acre retail center located in Irvine, CA. TAIT was the civil engineer and provided a variety services for planning and development of the $39 million project.
Irvine, CA
TAIT was responsible for entitling the remodel of the 30,930 square foot multi-purpose Community Center on the Mariners Church Irvine Campus, which services over 23,000 customers a year. The 10,664 SF building expansion included a bigger resource center, additional office space and classrooms, reconfiguration of the auditorium for events, and an outdoor patio deck. In addition to providing entitlement services for the project, TAIT permitted all of the construction documents for the project that included architectural, civil, and shoring drawings. TAIT’s expertise in permit processing enabled the project to be constructed ahead of schedule.
