Components
The economics and operating assumptions for each use.
Home / Mixed-useDifferent uses.
One capital plan.
We help owners and developers coordinate debt and equity across mixed-use projects, bringing distinct property uses and delivery schedules into one capital plan.
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01 / Mixed-useWhat the desk
What the desk
examines.
Sequencing
Construction, lease-up and stabilization across the project.
Capital plan
Funding needs and repayment paths across the combined asset.
The business planStart with
Start with
the situation.
An operating property
Read each component’s income and obligations on its own terms.
A phased development
Construction and occupancy schedules need a coordinated capital plan.
A recapitalization
Consider the combined asset alongside component-specific constraints.
Capital possibilities
Bank, private credit and institutional financing paths considered component by component, with a coordinated equity plan.
Prepare for the discussionMixed-use / The review lensWhat matters.
What matters.
Before the introduction.
Explore the three parts of this property’s capital story.
Components
The economics and operating assumptions for each use.
The capital conversationBank, private credit and institutional financing paths considered component by component, with a coordinated equity plan.
Introduce your mixed-use projectSequencing
Construction, lease-up and stabilization across the project.
The capital conversationBank, private credit and institutional financing paths considered component by component, with a coordinated equity plan.
Introduce your mixed-use projectCapital plan
Funding needs and repayment paths across the combined asset.
The capital conversationBank, private credit and institutional financing paths considered component by component, with a coordinated equity plan.
Introduce your mixed-use projectYour next moveYour property.
Your property.
The next capital decision.
Tell us about the asset, the financing requirement and what ownership plans to do next.
Discuss mixed-use