Lease-up strategy
Pricing, concession, and tenanting strategy set against the underwriting rather than against the fastest path to occupancy.

From certificate of occupancy to stabilized occupancy — then the exit the underwriting called for.
A building is not finished at certificate of occupancy. It is finished when it is leased to the occupancy the underwriting assumed, at the rents the underwriting assumed, on lease terms that will survive a refinance or a sale.
We stay in through lease-up and asset management rather than handing a half-leased building to someone else and calling the project delivered. Our capital stays in until our partners' business plan is realised — which means the exit decision is made on the merits, not because a promote clock ran out.
Our capital stays in until our partners' business plan is realised.
Pricing, concession, and tenanting strategy set against the underwriting rather than against the fastest path to occupancy.
Broker selection and management, deal review, and lease negotiation on terms that hold up at refinance or sale.
Tenant improvement scope, allowances, and delivery coordinated against committed occupancy dates.
Operating budgets, service contracts, and capital planning through the hold.
Reporting against the original business plan, including where results diverge from it.
Executing the exit the underwriting called for — refinance and hold, or sale.
We take the building to market with pricing set against the underwriting.
We negotiate leases that will hold their value at refinance or sale.
We reach the occupancy and rent roll the business plan assumed.
We refinance and hold, or sell, per the plan the capital was raised on.
The same capability, underwritten differently by asset class.
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