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With millions of square feet of development to their credit, Michael Gaich & Company professionals' expertise in zoning, design, budget projections and marketing enables them to execute the most difficult sites, maximizing revenue and designing cost controls. The firm understands the marketplace and executes development plans strategically and profitably. Our goal is to seamlessly transition vacant land into a fully constructed facility. This includes freestanding facilities, neighborhood shopping centers, office and industrial, and petroleum centers. Our development services encompass a wide range of areas including:
FREESTANDING FACILITIES 
Successful development and redevelopment for freestanding facilities requires a combination of skills: seasoned expertise in site
selection, a solid rapport with the municipalities and governing developing agencies of the State of Florida and fierce persistence
to solve development obstacles. The Michael Gaich Company consistently displays this rare collection of assets and receives continuous
recognition for development and redevelopment efforts.NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING CENTERS Considered an area expert in the development of neighborhood shopping centers, The Michael Gaich Company success for its clients is evidenced through the long-standing relationships that result in repeated projects in shopping center development. First and foremost, The Michael Gaich Company understands the long-term commitment a major tenant makes to a neighborhood shopping center and responds with quality construction, and high profile location, and the appropriate retail tenant mix that enhances future traffic to the center. The company stays on the cutting-edge of trends and issues in the business - maintaining an active membership in the International Council of Shopping Centers, the industry's most notable professional organization. 
The Michael Gaich Company completed the Build to Suit requirements of relocating an existing Publix to a new site on Merritt Island
in September of 2003. This development required the realignment of waterway, major boulevard and the signalization of the intersection
on State Road #3. The environmental requirements, included relocation of gopher turtles and wetland protection. A landscape buffer
was created. In addition the Brevard County landscaping requirement a wide landscape buffer was created between the adjacent residential
subdivision. 
The Michael Gaich Company completed a build-to-suit for Winn-Dixie, which was delivered on-schedule and within budget. More importantly,
5 years from opening, Winn-Dixie elected to expand this store from 44,000 SF to over 60,000 SF using the Michael Gaich Company to facilitate
this redevelopment. |
