How Engagements are Structured

Three Sectors. One discipline applied across each.

The work is shaped by what the deal actually is. A branded hospitality acquisition asks different questions than a multi-family development.

A business acquisition asks different questions than an income-producing real estate deal. The descriptions below are what we actually do across each.

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Three areas of work.

How We Evaluate Each Deal

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Developments

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For projects in pre-construction or construction, where the question is whether the project stacks up financially before specialist feasibility spend is warranted.

Total cost breakdown across land, hard costs, soft costs, finance, and contingency

GDV supported by comparable evidence, development margin against threshold

Return profile (ROC, IRR, equity multiple) and capital stack (LTC, equity gap) tested against the fund's criteria and market norms

Planning status, environmental assessments, and whether the LOI window is realistic

For sponsors seeking JV partners we make introductions under mandate. Deal-by-deal, by application only.

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Income-Producing Assets

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For Multi-family residential & hospitality where the asset is already producing income.

Title, ownership, zoning, permitted use

NOI integrity, implied cap rate against market

DSCR and LTV against lender thresholds

On hospitality: RevPAR against STR data, GOP margin, operator and brand obligations, FF&E and PIP position

Counterparty and broker chain validation

Jurisdiction, structure, and cross-border tax position where relevant

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Business Acquisitions

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For acquisitions of operating companies, on the buy-side or sell-side. From $5M and above.

Strategic fit, scope of what's being acquired, organizational structure

Three years of financial integrity, EBITDA normalization, customer concentration

Acquisition structure, tax position, purchase price multiple against comparables

Value creation plan, key person risk, management retention

Exit alignment | strategy, timeline, market credibility

For sellers: exit-readiness assessment before going to market

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