Steer your assets and your sites with equal rigour
Portfolios, construction sites and valuations generate a great deal of information, rarely aligned with one another. We build your strategy, deploy it on the ground and steer the results with you.
Real estate and construction call for long-term decisions made with short-term information. Acquisition, disposal, refurbishment, development: each choice commits capital for years, while the data that matters remains scattered across property management, accounting, site schedules and valuation reports.
For each mission, we compose a senior team: a dedicated contact, our core team in strategy, finance, operations, data and AI, and sector experts from our network. We work with your existing tools, without imposing any software, and we use AI only where it delivers a real gain.
The industry’s challenges
Portfolio data is spread across property managers, accounting and external partners, often with differing definitions. Comparing assets and choosing between holding, refurbishing and selling becomes difficult.
Delays and cost overruns often surface late, when room for correction is limited. Change orders, unforeseen issues and coordination between contractors require regular, readable follow-up.
Values rest on assumptions about rates, rents and works that shift over time. Without a shared method, revisions lack traceability and the dialogue with lenders and investors becomes fragile.
Where AI makes the difference
Common sense comes first, with shared definitions for surfaces, rents, vacancy and charges. AI then helps match and clean data from heterogeneous sources, under human review.
A few indicators on progress, committed costs and risks, reviewed at a fixed rhythm, are worth more than an exhaustive dashboard. AI can read progress reports and flag likely drift, but the decision stays with the project owner.
We structure assumptions, scenarios and their history so that every value can be explained. AI is used to extract information from leases and valuation reports, while judgement remains that of the expert.