Why an ALTA Survey Often Becomes Part of Mixed-Use Redevelopment Plans
Mixed-use redevelopment projects move fast. Developers juggle zoning boards, lenders, architects, and title companies all at once. The ALTA survey is what holds it all together. Without it, you are building on assumptions. And in New York City, assumptions cost money. This article breaks down why ALTA surveys are not optional for mixed-use redevelopment. It […]
ALTA Survey: What to Check After Heavy Rain Before Buying
Heavy rain can change how land behaves. In Rochester, that is not uncommon. Storms can flood yards, soften the soil, and alter how water moves across a property. So if you are thinking about buying land or a building after a storm, you need to look beyond what you see. That is where an ALTA […]
OPUS Delays Disrupt ALTA Title Survey Schedules
If you’ve been waiting on an ALTA Title Survey, you may have noticed that things are moving slower than usual. Reports are taking longer. Projects that should be finished by now are still on hold. The reason isn’t your surveyor—it’s the federal government. Since the government shutdown on October 1, 2025, many national services have […]