Who we serve
Services for occupiers
We represent office, industrial, flex, retail, healthcare, and other commercial occupiers in site selection, lease negotiations, renewals, expansions, acquisitions, and space dispositions.
Occupancy requirements
Define the requirement before touring space.
Document the operational requirements, compare lease and ownership alternatives, define the search geography, and establish renewal or relocation timing before evaluating properties.
What must the space enable
Headcount, workflow, power, clear height, access, and customer geography define the requirement. It should be written down before the touring begins.
Lease or own
Occupancy cost, capital, flexibility, and control point in different directions for different businesses. The comparison deserves analysis rather than habit.
Which submarket serves the operation
Labor, transit, customers, and cost differ street by street across the region. Submarket evidence narrows the map before the shortlist forms.
Renew or relocate
A renewal negotiated without alternatives is a concession. Market terms and a credible relocation option belong on the table well before expiry.
Occupier services
Carry the approved space requirement through property selection, negotiation, and lease execution.
Research compares submarkets and available alternatives. Advisory addresses site criteria, lease-versus-own economics, and occupancy strategy. Tenant representation executes the approved search, negotiation, and transaction.
Document the space, location, access, infrastructure, budget, flexibility, and timing requirements before scheduling tours.
Space requirement
Build a preliminary space requirement.
Enter the operational and property criteria. The resulting summary can be used to begin a site search or tenant-representation discussion.
Speak with an occupier advisor
Discuss a site search, lease, acquisition, or renewal requirement.
Provide the use, size, target markets, access and building criteria, occupancy budget, lease term, and required delivery date. The research, advisory, or representation scope follows those facts.