Commercial Real Estate Brokers

Interests: - Interested in acquiring a facility in the US that has more than 500 acres of production area and large stainless steel tanks. - The business may be non-operational but it should have a well-maintained infrastructure.

Interests: I have a client who is interested in a running or distressed school. Need a 5 acre plus school in Punjab.

Interests: Interested in a business which has a good profit margin and has all the proper documents and balance sheets available.

Interests: Interested in a business which has a good profit margin and has all the proper documents and balance sheets available.

Interests: Interested in a well-located business that has facilities and amenities available. The business should be in Nagpur, as our clients require businesses in this location.

Interests: We are looking for an operational business that is genuine in Telangana.

Interests: We are looking hotel for rent and on sale in Oman.

Interests: Business with a good location and a good track record for 5 years.

Interests: We are looking for distressed business in and around Zirakpur, as our clients are based here.

Interests: Genuine seller and ideally business with more than one outlet. We have a serious gym buyer.

Interests: Few of our clients are interested in investing in hotels, resorts, and properties within Tamil Nadu that are legally sound and have all the necessary documents in place.

Interests: We are interested in investing in hotels, luxury hotels, hotels and resorts, commercial real estate, bed & breakfasts, commercial land, and hotel management properties that will give a good yield of around 6-7% net yield.

Interests: I have a customer interested in hotel and resort properties and wants to know the cap rate.

Interests: I am interested in investing in businesses related to real estate, including construction, rental, and agencies, as well as schools in Chandigarh and New Chandigarh.

Interests: As an advisor, I have specific criteria for evaluating businesses before providing advice. Here are some factors to consider: Strategic fit: Assess whether the business aligns with your company's strategic objectives and areas of expertise. Prefer businesses that complement your company's strengths and can benefit from your guidance. Industry experience: Consider the industry expertise of your team members and their ability to provide valuable insights and guidance to businesses in specific sectors. Client potential: Evaluate the potential for a long-term client relationship and the opportunity to add value to the business beyond a single transaction. Prefer businesses that have growth potential and ongoing advisory needs. Risk management: Assess and mitigate potential risks associated with advising the business, including regulatory compliance, reputational risks, and conflicts of interest. Financial stability: Evaluate the financial stability and performance of the business to ensure it can afford your advisory services and has the potential to achieve its objectives. Ethical considerations: Consider the ethical implications of advising the business, including its corporate governance practices, social responsibility initiatives, and alignment with your company's values. Potential for Success: Assess the potential for the business to succeed and achieve its goals with your guidance. Prefer businesses with a clear strategic vision, strong leadership, and a viable business model. Long-term value creation: Prioritize businesses that have the potential to create long-term value for their stakeholders, including shareholders, employees, customers, and the community. I generally prefer to avoid advising: Unethical practices: Businesses engaged in unethical practices such as corruption, or exploitation of workers or the environment. Highly risky ventures: Startups or ventures with extremely high-risk profiles, such as speculative investments in unproven technologies or industries. Declining industries: Businesses operating in industries with a clear downward trend or facing significant disruption, where long-term viability is uncertain. Financially unsustainable: Companies with unsustainable financial structures, such as heavy debt burdens or consistent losses without a clear path to profitability. Poor Governance: Businesses with weak corporate governance practices, such as lack of transparency, inadequate risk management, or conflicts of interest. Negative reputation: Companies with a tarnished reputation in their industry or among stakeholders due to past controversies, scandals, or legal issues. Incompatible values: Businesses whose values or practices are fundamentally at odds with your company's ethical standards or mission. Highly regulated industries: Businesses operating in highly regulated industries where compliance challenges are significant and potential legal or regulatory risks are high.