Consultancy sector

Environmental support for mixed-use waterfront and coastal real-estate projects

MER supports developers, consultants and authorities with marine evidence for waterfront schemes, marina-linked real estate, land-reclamation interfaces, nearshore utilities and operational monitoring.

How MER supports this sector

Waterfront developments sit at the interface between urban growth and the sea. MER supports this sector through environmental baseline surveys and EIA, marine monitoring, ecology and habitat assessment, seabed mapping and acoustics, fieldwork, laboratory analysis and modelling and reporting.

This includes support for marina-linked real estate, waterfront attractions, coastal towers, land-reclamation interfaces, drainage or utility connections and long-term environmental monitoring once developments become operational.

Typical support

Environmental baseline surveys and EIA For mixed-use waterfront schemes, marina-linked development and nearshore works.
Construction and operational monitoring For water, sediment, turbidity, bathing waters and sensitive habitats.
Habitat and water-quality assessment Including Posidonia, benthic communities and coastal water condition.
Seabed mapping and nearshore surveys To support siting, design review and permit submissions.
Field sampling and laboratory analysis For seawater, sediment and biological elements.
Modelling and reporting To support consultants, authorities and project teams with clear technical outputs.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of waterfront and coastal real-estate projects does MER support?

MER supports mixed-use waterfront schemes, marina-linked real estate, coastal attractions, shoreline interfaces and associated nearshore works.

Can MER support baseline survey and EIA work for waterfront schemes?

Yes. MER supports marine baseline surveys, impact assessment and regulator-ready reporting for waterfront developments and associated marine works.

Can MER support both construction and operational monitoring?

Yes. MER can support monitoring during construction and continue into the operational phase where project conditions or permit requirements require it.

Can MER assess drainage, utility or other nearshore interfaces linked to coastal development?

Yes. MER can support marine baseline work, habitat assessment, sampling and reporting for nearshore interfaces linked to waterfront development. Use the contact page to discuss a project.