Could be. If so, it should blooms "soon" assuming the invisible flower buds made it through the winter. Impossible to tell the variety without blooms although this would tell you its size at maturity. Some can get large and others are compact/dwarfs. It does not appear to be a problem at this point (it is obviously small). Can you ask the landscapers?

It is an oak leaf. If they were smart they planted something like a Sikes Dwarf (5 feet). Either way, if it gets large from that small size it will take at least several years. They also have a spreading habit but don't produce a tremendous amount of new shoots from the base each year.

Oakleaf yes-some get huge and some stay 4-5 feet. Who knows.

Well, whatever it is it's too damn close to that concrete.

The color reminds me of Little Honey. It can vary on time of year and of course WB on your camera as well. Here is mine from last May.