Al Yoser Investment L.L.C offers expertise across all principal real estate sectors – enabling our clients to target opportunities in their home markets and globally.
Our market presence and scale assure deep marketing insight and an ability to access assets. Our deep, integrated focus on sustainability looks to reduce investment risk and help our real estate portfolios contribute to positive social and environmental outcomes.
Real estate is real property that consists of land and improvements, which include buildings, fixtures, roads, structures, and utility systems. Property rights give a title of ownership to the land, improvements, and natural resources
There are several types of real estate, each with a unique purpose and utility.
The main categories are:
● Land
● Residential
● Commercial
● Industrial
For anyone looking to understand how the industry works and what each of the major categories represents, the explanations below will be a helpful guide.
#1 Land
The land is the baseline for all types of real property. Land typically refers to undeveloped property and vacant land. Developers acquire land and combine it with other properties (called assembly) and rezone it so they can increase the density and increase the value of the property through Al Yoser’s expert management solutions.
#2 Residential
Al Yoser offers its clients a wide range of Residential real estate consisting of housing for individuals, families, or groups of people. This is the most common type of estate and is the asset class that most people are familiar with. Within residential, there are single-family homes, apartments, condominiums, townhouses, and other types of living arrangements.
#3 Commercial
Al Yoser Investment L.L.C offers their clients Commercial property refers to land and buildings that are used by businesses to carry out their operations.
Examples include individual stores, office buildings, and hotels.
#4 Industrial
Al Yoser Investment L.L.C offers its client’s Industrial real estate refers to land and buildings that are used by industrial businesses for activities such as factories, mechanical productions, research and development, construction, transportation, logistics, and warehousing.
Al Yoser Subdividing of Lands / Real Estate
When our clients hear the phrase “subdivide land,” they likely think of suburban-style subdivisions. In these scenarios, land developers took one large tract of land and divided it into many to build numerous homes.
These large-scale subdivision projects can be an effective way to add value to the land; although, they are expensive, especially if not done correctly. However, not all subdivisions need to be so extensive.
If you’re a landowner looking for a creative way to add value, subdividing a smaller parcel of land may be the next best step. There are just a few things you should know about the process before you begin.
1. SUBDIVISION IS THE PROCESS OF DIVIDING A TRACT OF LAND INTO TWO OR MORE PIECES OF LAND
You may be asking, “Why to subdivide land at all?”
The reason that most people move forward with a subdivision is that it’s profitable for the landowner and allows them to have greater flexibility with their investment.
If you’ve purchased a large parcel of land, you may consider this option to maximize your real estate resources.
Ultimately, more lots mean more money.
By dividing a parcel of land into smaller pieces, you can sell land to multiple buyers.
You’ll liquidate portions of your land while also retaining the ability to keep some for yourself.
Whether you choose to build and live on this land, or you just hang onto it and watch the value increase, you’re increasing your flexibility and marketability.
In many cases, it’s much easier to find buyers for smaller subdivided parcels.
Smaller parcels are more affordable for buyers and save the purchaser time, effort, and risk.
It’s everything they need in a smaller package.
