Nine asset classes. One principal-led model.
Florida real estate spans nine product types we engage on. Each requires different underwriting judgments. None requires a different posture toward the owner.
Different underwriting questions. The same owner-side discipline.
Single-Family
Custom and infill single-family development, including high-end coastal and gated-community work. Engagements typically begin at acquisition or pre-design and run through closeout. The underwriting question is usually carry-cost: how long does this take, and what does idle time cost the owner.
Multifamily
Garden-style, mid-rise, and selective high-rise rental development from underwriting through lease-up stabilization. The most common engagement format: full owner's representative from acquisition through year-one operations.
Mixed-Use
Vertical and horizontal mixed-use with residential, retail, and hospitality components. These are the most coordination-intensive projects in the practice — the right principal makes the difference between a project that delivers and one that lingers.
Condominium
For-sale condominium development with Florida-specific entitlements, structural, and statutory disclosure considerations. Engagements include reserve study coordination, condo-doc strategy, and sales-launch readiness.
Commercial
Class-A and Class-B office, medical office, and flex commercial. Engagements often involve tenant-improvement coordination, single-tenant build-to-suit work, and capital-stack alignment with the owner's holding posture.
Retail & Plazas
Neighborhood retail, open-air plazas, anchor and junior-anchor centers, and small-format urban retail. Includes repositioning of underperforming retail under new entitlements.
Hotels & Hospitality
Boutique and flagged hospitality including limited-service, full-service, and resort product. These engagements emphasize FF&E coordination, operator selection, and pre-opening readiness in addition to the development arc.
Industrial & Flex
Light industrial, last-mile distribution, and flex product with a focus on site-yield and tenant-readiness underwriting. Engagements often pair with a build-to-suit tenant or pre-leased single-tenant deal.
Land
Raw and partially entitled Florida land — including assemblage, master-planned community planning, and land-banking decisions for owners deciding whether to develop or sell.
Florida assets need local judgment.
Land, mixed-use, multifamily, retail frontage, stormwater, access, and operating context — the market the firm works in every week. The value is judgment grounded in Florida real estate, with the deepest experience in the Central Florida and Greater Orlando market.
Different asset classes. The same principal.
If your project does not fit cleanly into one of the nine, the right move is still a project review. We will tell you whether we are the right firm for it.