Commercial Real Estate · Site Plans

Raw CAD drawing to investor-ready site plan.

Engineering site plans arrive dense, gray, and hard to read. My job is to turn them into something a broker can drop into a listing package and a tenant can understand at a glance — parcel outlines, tenant mix, traffic flow, and access points, all clearly labeled and on-brand.

The transformation

Same parcel. Completely different clarity.

A Hardee's site plan in Tennessee — before and after. The underlying engineering data doesn't change. What changes is whether a buyer, tenant, or lender can actually read it in five seconds.

Before Raw CAD Export
Raw engineering site plan for Hardee's — dense gray CAD drawing
Engineering export
Every dimension, easement, and utility line the civil engineer needs — and almost none of what a broker, tenant, or investor actually wants to see first.
After Marketing-Ready
Finished Hardee's site plan — colored, labeled, branded with traffic flow arrows
Finished site plan
Parcel outline, land area, building square footage, dual drive-thru callout, and traffic flow — all legible in one clean, on-brand graphic.
More site plans

Anchored shopping centers, labeled and legible.

Tenant mix, pylon signage, traffic counts, and access points — the details a leasing broker needs to close on a location.

Clifton, NJ shopping center site plan anchored by Burlington
Clifton, NJ
Burlington-anchored shopping center
Full tenant lineup (Burlington, Dollar Tree, PureGym, Valley National Bank), pylon signage, traffic counts on Route 46 and Van Houten Ave, and ingress/egress call-outs.
24 Hour Fitness Mansfield site plan
Mansfield
24 Hour Fitness — outparcel site plan
42,600 SF anchor with parcel outline, adjacent outparcels (7-Eleven, Taco Bueno), and a leasable Tract 2 clearly called out for the landlord's next deal.

Need a site plan that actually sells the location?

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