Real Estate Consulting

Businesses often grow from one space to another filling current space needs without considering real estate's impact on operations.

Does top-line revenue growth require the expansion of other business functions that change your space needs? Technological advancements and how people use real estate have changed drastically - have you considered the impact on your operations? 

Some day your business might need more space, bigger space, or space that's just different - finding the right type of real estate in the right location impacts operational efficiency and short-term business operations.

In the world of small business, cash is king. But business owners need to monitor much more to assess the financial health of their company.

Some businesses decide to hold their real estate on their company balance sheet - others elect not to. And that has short and long-term risk and liquidity implications.

Have you ever considered real estate's impact on your balance sheet? How efficiently is your business's capital allocated and is there flexibility to support future business investment activities or core business growth?

Marsh & Partners can help you turn potential non-earning assets into revenue-producers to grow your bottom line.  

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The way you own or lease your real estate may be costing you a mint and it has serious legal and tax implications that can decrease your legal exposure and reduce your tax liability.

The funny thing is, it's not a topic that most accountants, attorneys, real estate brokers, and wealth advisors discuss. And that's a problem.

But the deliberate application of business deductions, tax deferral strategies, depreciation, and interest or lease payments deductions, all pay when it comes to optimizing your business's real estate.

The alignment between a company's physical workspace, its technology, culture, operations, and workforce is changing. And businesses who choose to bury their head in the sand will get left behind.

Real estate needs to primarily support corporate strategic objectives and decision-making. But as workplace strategy evolves and employees yearn for more flexibility, the physical workspace has become an integral component in talent acquisition and retention, helping to enable lean and sustainable operations, and promoting organizational values.

Marsh & Partners will help you achieve peak performance and cost reduction through the proper integration of real estate into your company's workplace strategy.

Maximize your organizational productivity and output through the conscious layout and optimization of real estate.

More than space planning - facility optimization considers how employees and customers move and collaborate, how materials and products flow, how equipment and employees interact, and how space is implemented to improve efficiency and promote culture.

What makes sense for a financial services firm might not work for a manufacturing company. Our data-driven and thoughtful approach to the intersection of real estate and operations will help maximize your organizational efficiency.

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Most traditional banks have a strict formulaic approach they need to follow. And that means they're often not creative enough to meet your business's unique financing needs. 

There's a world of financing that exists outside of the conventional debt structure - real estate syndication, crowdfunding, debt & equity placements, build-to-suit and lease-to-own arrangements, and other creative financing options to help diversify business and ownership risk while still giving you the space you need, in your ideal location.

Need some spare cash for upcoming investments? Well, there's a solution for that too - there's power in financing your real estate "off-balance sheet" to grow your business.