REDI Sites
The First National Site Readiness Program
REDI (Readiness Evaluation for Development and Investment) Sites is the new national standard in assessing site readiness for U.S. office and industrial projects. Administered by the Site Selectors Guild, REDI Sites provides a searchable database of available sites that have undergone rigorous assessment set by the world’s foremost group of site selection consultants.
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REDI Advantage
Benefits to Economic Developers
REDI Sites brings standardization to an assessment process that has historically varied across municipalities and states.
The site readiness program gives site selection consultants fast access to project-ready sites that have undergone a rigorous assessment process set by the Site Selectors Guild, the only association of the world’s foremost professional site selection consultants. Site selection consultants can quickly search and compare sites across the U.S. that meet their criteria and have been vetted with a stringent and uniform methodology.
REDI Sites’ designation process provides economic development organizations and sites with national recognition for their investment in preparedness. Economic development organizations will receive feedback with their designation on how to improve site readiness and guidance on reapplying if additional due diligence is completed. Upon approval of a site, the economic development organization is eligible to promote its site designation and will receive digital assets to include on their website, collateral and presentations.
Designation Process
How REDI Sites Works
Businesses and economic development organizations can register for the site readiness program. Applicants will submit various documents and information to be assessed and given a score and designation level (bronze, silver, gold or platinum) based on the site’s level of readiness as determined by the Site Selectors Guild. Designation is valid for one calendar year. If further actions are taken to increase the site’s readiness for development, the site can be resubmitted and redesignated.
Eligibility
Program Eligibility
Eligible sites must be located in the United States, be five acres or larger, and be available for sale or lease.
