The Hartland Group offers a variety of development consulting and financing services to non-profit, public and private clients.

Project Types

The Hartland Group has considerable experience developing the following types of projects:

• Subsidized and Inclusionary Affordable Housing
• Economic Development
• Historic Renovation
• Mixed-use Development
• New Urbanist Development
• Public-Private Collaboration
• Environmental Remediation

Consulting Options

For project-based consulting projects the Hartland Group offers three broad types of services:

• Project Feasibility Analysis – This service is helpful at the very earliest stages of the development process when you are trying to determine the viability of a potential project. The Hartland Group can help you:
  
  • Develop a preliminary site plan
  • Create and refine your project concept
  • Analyze the economics of the project
  • Lay out a road map of the design, financing, regulatory, construction and other steps you will need to complete your project.
    
• Project Financial Packaging – The Hartland Group can help you secure some or all of your financing. The company is particularly adept at securing financing for projects requiring multiple public and private sources.
  
• Project Management – The Hartland Group is capable of managing all aspects of a development project from conceptualization, to the assembly of design and construction teams, through permitting and construction to marketing, lease up and occupancy.

Additional Services for public entities

Virtually all of the projects Hartland’s partners have completed required extensive collaboration with local, state and federal public agencies. The Hartland Group understands successful public initiatives, and is aware of the pitfalls that can lead to failed efforts. The Group offers assistance:

• Creating successful affordable housing and economic development strategies and comprehensive plans
• Managing federal grant and loan programs
• Administering brownfield programs
• Designing and implementing municipal home-ownership strategies
• Leveraging private investment.