Division — Advisory and management
These mandates run for years, not for a single transaction. What is owed is a written account on a fixed date, whether or not anything has moved.
Discuss a mandateThe question asked is rarely the right one. Whoever asks how many square feet they need is usually solving an organizational problem. We start with the diagnosis.
An organization rarely pays for the space it uses. It pays for the space it signed, often before a change in how it works. We measure actual occupancy, then cost the reduction scenarios.
Site, use, regulation, financial structure. The four variables that decide the fate of a project, verified before capital is committed.
Selling or acquiring is the last step. What comes before is which assets to keep, the order of the exits and the timing. We set that strategy, then carry it out.
A number is worth its method. We set out the comparables retained, the ones excluded and why. Any formal appraisal report is coordinated with a chartered appraiser.
Condition of systems, compliance, work to plan for over ten years. Coordinated with our professionals, then translated into consequences on the price.
Most budget surprises were foreseeable. Deferred maintenance, operating costs never benchmarked, performance never measured against the plan. We track those three and report them.
A calendar of deadlines and options, verification of escalations, reconciliation of operating costs. Written notice before every critical date.
Zoning decides what a site is worth, often more than its location. Regulatory analysis, master plans and community plans, delivered with a partner firm.
The same work is delivered to public buyers, on public approval and reporting cycles, under an authorized agency licence and a security clearance from Public Services and Procurement Canada.
Government and public sector