Articles tagged "construction"
Articles tagged with construction from Helio Urban Development.
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Home Office–Ready Layouts: Designing for Remote Work in Nova Scotia
Explore how to design rental units in Nova Scotia for remote work, maximizing space and increasing rental income with office-ready features.
Daylight, Privacy, and Overlook: Window Strategies for Tight HRM Lots
Explore effective window strategies for maximizing daylight, ensuring privacy, and enhancing energy efficiency in small Halifax lots.
Universal Design & Aging‑in‑Place: Features to Include from Day One in NS Homes
Explore how universal design enhances accessibility and property value in Nova Scotia's rental market, catering to diverse tenant needs.
Acoustic Comfort in Small Multi‑Units: STC/IIC Targets and Assemblies for NS
Achieving superior acoustic comfort in multi-unit buildings through effective soundproofing strategies can enhance tenant satisfaction and property value.
Fire Access and Addressing: Meeting Life‑Safety Site Requirements Before Permit
Understanding fire access and municipal addressing is crucial for securing permits for multi-unit rental properties in Nova Scotia and avoiding costly delays.
Development Agreement Basics in HRM: When Small Projects Trigger Big‑Project Rules
Small projects in HRM can face big-project rules. Understand triggers, approval processes, and the benefits of an integrated design-build approach.
Variance Application Package: Samples, Justifications, and Common Approval Conditions
Learn how to navigate the variance application process in Nova Scotia for multi-unit rental projects to ensure successful approvals.
Servicing Strategy: Water, Sewer, and Septic Approvals for Urban and Rural Lots
Navigating water, sewer, and septic approvals in Nova Scotia requires understanding urban vs. rural requirements to avoid costly delays.
Subdivision vs Consolidation: When You Need a Plan of Subdivision for Your Project
Learn the essential differences between subdivision and consolidation in Nova Scotia, including legal requirements and project planning tips.
Tree Bylaws, Watercourse Setbacks, and Environmental Constraints in HRM
Navigating tree bylaws, watercourse setbacks, and stormwater management in HRM is essential for successful multi-unit property development.
Heritage Properties in Nova Scotia: What Changes Require Approval and How to Proceed
Learn about the necessary approvals for renovating heritage properties in Nova Scotia, including guidelines, processes, and resources for compliance.
Stormwater, Driveway, and Curb‑Cut Approvals in HRM: The Overlooked Permits
Understand the crucial stormwater, driveway, and curb-cut permits needed for multi-unit rentals in HRM to avoid costly delays and fines.