OVER 5,000 ACRES
of Communities and Development.
WE OFFER
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Consulting: Advisory and Management Services
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Land Development
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Land Planning and Entitlements
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Wastewater Feasibility Studies, Design and Permitting
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Landscape Architecture
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Project and Construction Management
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Construction: Commercial, Single-Family, Multi-Family, Residential, Mixed-Use
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Commercial Leasing and Sales
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Residential Land Sales
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Licenses: NC General Contractor, NC Real Estate Broker, NC Professional Appraiser
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Property Management
Legion approaches its work as a landowner, developer or investor would. We navigate all phases of development projects to deliver custom solutions for both complex and straightforward challenges. Accordingly, Legion is accustomed to unexpected events emerging from the real estate development process, whether it be acquisition, entitlement, design/build or operations.
You’ll face environmental factors like streams, wetlands and protected vegetations and species; and transportation factors like parking, traffic patterns, and driveways locations. Topography and buffering requirements will also play a role, as well as jurisdictions, permits, and confidentially. Legion has a can-do attitude and sense of urgency that prides itself on being able to foresee and prepare for many of these challenges as well as unforeseen issues. Legion takes proven and innovative approaches based on our past successes and challenges resulting in better planning, budgeting, and design—and ultimately less risk.
Legion envisions development plans and programs to adapt to changing market demands, family formations, and changing buyer preferences, incorporating lifestyle amenities, commercial centers, schools, and government uses. Ranging in size from a few acres to over a thousand, whether your needs involve subdivisions or master-planned communities, commercial or institutional developments, or industrial projects, Legion has the full complement of capabilities to work as fast, smart and hard as you do to deliver your goals to success.
