Land & Development · Teardown
Know what the lot
can support—and what it’s worth.
Clear analysis · Direct involvement · A strategy built around the objectiveThe Gargaro approach
Before a teardown is bought, the site has to be understood: what can be built, what it will cost and whether the value is there.
01Setbacks, lot coverage, zoning, buildable envelope and regulatory constraints verified early.
02Purchase price, demolition costs, build costs and finished-value potential considered together.
03Research performed before the commitment—not after a property is under contract.
Start the conversation
Start with the lot and the numbers.
The right next step begins with the right questions. Tell Anthony what you are considering and he will follow up directly.