Why We Assess Real Estate from Multiple Perspectives
The built environment has been part of human life for centuries. We spend much of our lives in buildings and depend on them for the ground beneath our feet, the roof over our heads, and the walls around us. Whether public, semi-public, or private, buildings are spaces in which people live and work. Their scale, layout, structure, and atmosphere shape how we move through them and experience them.
This perspective informs our advisory work. Some of our Real Estate consultants are also experienced architects and property developers. Most of our legal and financial experts likewise have backgrounds in real estate. We see every property as an interplay of use, design, and financial viability. That is why we bring together expertise across disciplines, from planning and financing to marketing and sale.
Challenges Facing Construction and Real Estate
After a prolonged period of growth, the sector faces significant pressure to adapt. Insolvency risks and the need for restructuring are rising as several developments converge:
Material shortages and supply constraints have disrupted construction projects since the pandemic.
E-commerce and changing ways of working are reshaping city centres and office markets.
Higher interest rates and construction costs make projects harder to finance and deliver.
Growing regulatory requirements add complexity to financing, taxonomy, planning, and construction.
ESG criteria and new technologies must be integrated into existing business models and processes.
Shortages of skilled workers and labour further complicate project planning and delivery.
