• Corner Block Keepers: Profitable Development Strategies with Nathan Battishall of Duplex Building Design

  • Oct 1 2024
  • Length: 33 mins
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Corner Block Keepers: Profitable Development Strategies with Nathan Battishall of Duplex Building Design

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  • How can corner blocks unlock hidden opportunities in residential development?


    In this episode, Nathan Battishall of Duplex Building Design shares his insights on maximising the value of corner blocks through smart strategies. He explains how detached dual occupancies can offer higher returns compared to traditional duplexes, making them a valuable option for developers.


    Nathan covers key factors to consider, such as council regulations, site feasibility, and the benefits of keeping existing dwellings. He also highlights common mistakes developers make and how to avoid them. With real-world examples and practical advice, this episode provides a roadmap for property investors looking to add value.


    Tune in to discover how you can turn overlooked properties into profitable projects!


    Topics:

    ✅ Corner Blocks for Development

    ✅ Dual Occupancy Strategy

    ✅ Low Rise Diversity Code

    ✅ Feasibility Considerations

    ✅ Strategic Buying and Timing

    ✅ Case Study: Live Project in Wollongong

    ✅ Market Demand and Profitability


    Connect with Nathan:


    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanbattishall/

    Website: https://duplexbuildingdesign.com/




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