Redding Meetup of BP MembersI'm a lifelong resident of Redding, and know this area from the perspective of a Realtor, and Developer.

Honestly, there are already way too many out of towers and developers from other states and countries who do not live in Houston and understand the culture and what the city is like buying and holding property that actual residents would like to own and actually improve rather than sitting in a room 500 miles away collecting money for nothing.  

My question is if, how, should, or would it make sense to develop this land and if so what type of properties?  

It is next to a golf course and a condominium development.

I do think it's an area that'll develop well in the future, but at the numbers have to work at the end of the day.

The bridge is in rough shape and the engineering firm I had looked at it said that it would only support the weight of a pickup truck but would not support the weight of a cement truck or larger weights required for development or required by the fire marshal.

However, if demand continues to outpace development in coming years (which I think it will), you'll be in a great position to negotiate. 

This makes things it easier.Fourth, and perhaps most importantly, this gave me the ability to develop relationships with many agents.

Construction, design, development, etc).

He told me he’s a property developer and that I should get my license and he will teach me the ropes when I’m licensed, so I signed up for school few days ago I start November 8th and since then I’ve been watching YouTube beginner videos and I found this podcast, so  I thought I’d post my story.