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Define a Requirement
Corporate occupiers & expanding operators
A build-to-suit is an operating decision before it is a real estate decision. Tell us what the operation needs and we will take it from site selection through delivery as one accountable party.
What we're looking for
- Corporate occupiers with a defined operating requirement and timeline
- Operators expanding into a new market or consolidating facilities
- Requirements where the building has to serve a process, not just house one
- Occupiers open to build-to-suit lease, build-to-own, or sale-leaseback
What you can expect
- Open-book budget development — you see what drives cost
- Deal structures chosen to fit your balance sheet, not our preference
- Entitlement, permitting, and incentive negotiation handled for you
- A committed delivery date backed by a developer who carries the risk
What happens next
- 01
You define the requirement
Use, size, specifications, target markets, and the date you need to be operating.
- 02
We test sites and structures
We run the site search and the transaction structure in parallel, not in sequence.
- 03
We commit to a date
We entitle, capitalize, build, and hand over on the committed date.