Mixed-Use Development

A mixed-use development integrates residential, commercial, retail, and often hospitality components within a single project or community, creating live-work-play environments and diversified investment exposure.


Typical ComponentsIntegration
ResidentialApartments, serviced apartments
CommercialOffice space, business centers
RetailShopping centers, F&B outlets
HospitalityHotels, serviced apartments
Public spaceParks, plazas, promenades
Investment AdvantagesBenefit
DiversificationMultiple revenue streams
Tenant crossoverResidential and commercial synergy
Sustained demandLess cyclical than single-use
Value premiumConvenience drives pricing power
Due Diligence FactorsConsideration
Phasing riskRetail completion timeline
Service charge allocationComplex cost-sharing structures
Zoning complianceMultiple use approvals required
FinancingMore complex for mixed portfolios

Related Terms

Retail UnitCommercial PropertyCommercial MortgageCommercial Office SpaceLease Agreement (Commercial)Mortgage (Residential)Master-Planned CommunityResidential Property Investment Property

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