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 During the Acquisition phase, due diligence for large commercial offices require fast track, investigations of as-constructed physical assets, building approvals, design documentation, local authority records, hidden building defects, aged plant and equipment and non-compliance risks which if unidentified will adversely impact on future operating costs and reduce the ROI during the life of the investment
Some of our past projects and clients include;
• World Square Sydney – $230million – Technical Risk Management
• Southern Cross Melbourne – $345million – Technical Due Diligence
• Ernst & Young Perth–$48million – Technical Due Diligence
• Geni Tower Auckland NZ –$70million – Technical Due Diligence
• Telecom Tower Auckland NZ –$65million – Technical Due Diligence
• Uniservices House Auckland NZ –$12million – Technical Due Diligence
• ANZ Albany Auckland NZ –$28million – Technical Due Diligence
• SAP Centre Auckland NZ –$25million – Technical Due Diligence
• AIA Building Auckland NZ –$28million – Technical Due Diligence
• Telecom Building Wellington NZ –$22million – Technical Due Diligence
• EDS House Building Wellington NZ –$30million – Technical Due Diligence
• Kaitiaki Building Wellington NZ –$37million – Technical Due Diligence
• 180 Molesworth Building Wellington NZ –$35million – Technical Due Diligence
• Goldfields House Sydney –$200million – Technical Due Diligence
• Jessie Street Parramatta –$180million – Technical Due Diligence
• NRMA Sydney –$139million – Technical Due Diligence
• ANZ Centre Brisbane–$42million – Technical Due Diligence
• AMP Place Sydney –$116million – Technical Due Diligence
• Bank West Tower Perth – $92million – Technical Due Diligence
• 410 Ann Street Brisbane - Cathedral Square Technical Due Diligence
• 363 Adelaide Street Brisbane – Boeing House Technical Due Diligence
• Commonwealth Bank Building $128 million - Technical Due Diligence
• 50 Ann Street Comalco House Brisbane Technical Due Diligence
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