CASE STUDY 04 · FORTUNE 50 RETAILER
Multi-Million Dollar Land Acquisition & Site Feasibility for a Fortune 50 Retailer
Site research, feasibility work, and municipal coordination supported the acquisition of a 20-acre flagship retail location.
A Large Site With Regional Access And Infrastructure Dependencies.
A Fortune 50 wholesale retailer needed a contiguous 20-acre parcel that met its demographic, operational, and access requirements. The selected site depended on a future highway expansion, bringing additional planning and municipal coordination.
THE CHALLENGE
What Had To Be Solved
The parcel had to support a large-format flagship store, meet corporate site criteria, and provide public access aligned with future regional infrastructure.
Because the highway expansion was not yet complete, the work required more than two years of feasibility review and coordination with municipal planning and traffic authorities.
OUR SOLUTION
How Day One Coordinated The Work
The work connected the commercial decision to the operational and physical requirements that had to be resolved before the business could move forward.
01
Demographic and traffic analysis
Used market analysis, demographic modelling, and traffic-flow forecasts to evaluate candidate locations.
02
Site feasibility
Reviewed whether the 20-acre parcel could accommodate the retailer’s operating footprint and future requirements.
03
Municipal and infrastructure coordination
Worked with planning and traffic authorities to align the site plan with the highway expansion and secure access points.
THE OUTCOME
The 20-Acre Parcel Was Secured And Approvals Were Navigated.
The site was secured with municipal approvals in place. The supplied case material states that the operating location generates more than $500 million in annual revenue.