Brokerage, investment and asset strategy for owners, operators and occupiers nationwide. Whether you own the building, run your business in it or lease it.
From a team that has owned and managed over a million square feet, and sits next to your insurance, capital markets and M&A advisors.
Most owners treat their real estate as a place to work. It is also one of the biggest checks they will ever write, and often their cheapest source of capital.
Here is the problem: the broker sees the building, the banker sees the loan, the insurance agent sees the policy. Nobody sees all of it. We do.
You own buildings for the income or the equity. You need to know when to hold, sell, refinance or buy.
Investment →Your business runs out of a building you own. That building may be your cheapest capital and your biggest exit question.
Sale-leaseback →You lease the space you work in. Your lease is one of the biggest checks you sign, and it should fit your growth and your exit.
Lease strategy →Buying, selling or leasing space, measured against your operating plan, not just the comps.
Brokerage →Sale-leasebacks, refinancing, recapitalization and acquisitions. Turn real estate into capital without giving up control.
Investment →Owner's-side asset strategy. Hold, sell, refinance or reposition, decided like an owner.
Asset Strategy →Sale-leaseback. Sell the building, stay in it, and put the capital to work in the business. See the sale-leaseback playbook →
We have started and run businesses, and we have owned the buildings they ran in. So we advise the way we would want to be advised.
Insurance, benefits, real estate, capital markets and M&A, working from the same plan.
Your insurance program is in the room before terms are set, not after closing.
Rent, term and obligations are set with your lender and your capital plan in view.
What you buy, sell or sign today should make the business worth more when you leave it.
Neither are most owners. Start with a Real Estate Capital Assessment.