Assessment and identification of occupier's current and future space needs, leveraging alternatives to maximize economic considerations, and securing the best possible financial structure, flexibility and business terms.

Property sales / disposition takes into account all of the factors and benefits that the property will provide to the buyer and focus on business market segments that will find the greatest value in your property to achieve the highest sale value. 

Brokerage services related to assisting tenants transfer their lease obligations, dispose of excess real estate, back-fill underutilized space, find temporary growth solutions, navigate office-sharing agreements, or negotiating a sublease on behalf of the sublessee.

Comprehensive site analysis, financial analysis and navigation of a property purchase on behalf of the occupier/buyers.

Real Estate project management across all project phases of a real estate project (basic design, budgeting and scheduling, project supervision, inspections and acceptance of construction works). This includes the coordination and management and supervision of project teams and (sub)contractors and external investors.

Duties include: lease review and abstracting, accounting and processing, lease audits, CAM charges, lease renewal options, repairs and maintenance, information management and reporting, occupancy cost analysis, operating expense review, and document storage and maintenance.

Corporate real estate consulting can improve the productivity of your workplaces and people by aligning real estate strategy with business goals.

Consult on advanced global location analytics, economic incentive intelligence & strategic corporate real estate services to maximum your real estate ROI.

A sale-leaseback can benefit both the seller/lessee and the buyer/lessor. A broker can assist you in the consideration of the business and tax advantages, disadvantages, and risks involved in this type of arrangement.

Complete a real estate transaction under Section 1031 of the United States Internal Revenue Code (26 U.S.C. § 1031), to defer a buyer's recognition of capital gains and related Federal income tax liability on the exchange of certain types of property.