Feasibility Analysis
Know what a site can really support, and what it will really cost, before you commit capital.
Deal-makers, architects, engineers, consultants, legal counsel, and the authorities having jurisdiction over the project each do their part. We make sure those parts add up: clear expectations, clear ownership, and a critical path that keeps moving from feasibility to occupancy.
They stall because no one owns the gaps between them. An architect waits on input. An engineer can't start the next phase. An approval sits unresolved because nobody was assigned to get it.
For an owner carrying financing, deadlines, and a drive to occupancy, those small gaps turn into months of delay and real money. We step in as the team responsible for the whole picture. We bring the right specialist in at the right time, make sure every deliverable has an owner, and keep technical decisions tied to your business outcome.
We work with owners, investors, and commercial brokers and their clients, and with brands expanding across several markets.
Know what a site can really support, and what it will really cost, before you commit capital.
Pre-closing and pre-commencement examination of the property: hidden development hurdles, legal encumbrances, entitlements, soft and hard costs, and anything else the seller's numbers missed.
Discretionary approvals, public hearings, and ministerial (construction) permits, managed with all authorities having jurisdiction from the start.
Bidding, contracts, and site inspections through turnover, punch walk, and closeout.
Repeatable programs for brands growing across many locations and jurisdictions.
One accountable lead who coordinates your design team, consultants, and contractors.
Development expertise for commercial brokers, helping their clients close with confidence.
A client negotiating the acquisition of a bank-owned, mixed-use commercial development was relying on cost projections originally prepared by the previous developer.
Our independent review uncovered significant deficiencies in those projections, including omitted development fees, incorrectly applied land-use classifications, and unrealistic development and construction schedules.
By identifying and quantifying these discrepancies, we demonstrated that the actual cost to complete the project would exceed the seller's estimates by more than $650,000.
Armed with our detailed analysis, the client successfully renegotiated the transaction, securing more than $750,000 in immediate purchase-price savings, along with additional concessions that improved the overall terms of the acquisition.
Most problems like this are an easy fix before closing and very expensive to fix after.
About Due DiligenceDefine the business outcome, then turn it into concrete deliverables everyone understands.
Give every task an owner, including approvals and the items that usually fall between disciplines.
Bring specialists in when they're needed and release them when they're not. Meetings have a purpose.
Keep the critical path moving and decisions tied to your schedule, budget, and occupancy date.
“Almost all delays and frustrations can be traced to an unmet expectation.”
Tell us where things stand. We'll tell you plainly what we see and whether we're the right fit.
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