Landlords and property owners.

Fit-out is an investment, not a cost line. A well-executed CAT A or CAT B fit-out cuts vacancy time, raises the achievable rent and opens the door to stronger tenants.

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Who a landlord is

Fit-out as a tool for managing the asset.

A landlord decides on fit-out to solve a specific investment problem, whether that is cutting vacancy, raising the rent or attracting a particular type of tenant. We help choose a strategy, whether that is CAT A, CAT B or a combination of the two, and deliver it on a fixed budget and a guaranteed schedule.

CAT A

Base readiness, including finished floors, ceilings and building services

CAT B

Full readiness, including workstations, meeting rooms and a kitchen

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Typical drop in exposure time with CAT B

Services for landlords

What our work covers.

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Service

Fit-out for CAT A and CAT B

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Service

Refurbishment and repositioning

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Service

Workplace consultancy for landlords

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Guidance

The guide to speculative fit-out.

The guide covers how to justify the investment in fit-out, whether to choose CAT A or CAT B, which materials protect the achievable rent and how to estimate ROI before work starts, for landlords and managing companies.

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