Chase Sorrick has more than two decades of experience leading complex mixed-use, multifamily, commercial, adaptive reuse, and public-private developments.  His experience extends beyond leading development teams. He has personally performed the critical early-stage functions that shape a project—entitlement strategy, preliminary design, financial modeling, and development budgeting. 

Most development team members and advisors remain discipline-specific.

• Zoning consultants focus on approvals.
• Designers focus on form.
• Analysts focus on underwriting.

Construction performance, leasing velocity, and stabilized returns are shaped early in the development process.  

• Entitlement decisions influence design.
• Design decisions influence capital requirements.
• Capital decisions influence project feasibility.

Most development teams ultimately align these disciplines. The difference is how they get there.

CRS accelerates that process by evaluating regulatory, physical, and financial considerations simultaneously, allowing development strategies to evolve more rapidly, revealing opportunities, constraints, and tradeoffs sooner. More informed decisions produce stronger projects—and identify opportunities that should be abandoned before additional time and capital are invested.