If you're sitting on power you can't use, we should talk.

The buildings we want are rarely the ones being marketed. They tend to be large, quiet, and expensive to hold, with an electrical service far bigger than anything the current use needs.

What we look for

Four things, in roughly this order.

Power

Substantial existing service to the property, ideally already stepped down to distribution

Structure

Clear height and floor loading that can carry the equipment broadly as found

Zoning

A current or prior use we can work within, without a rezoning fight

Fit

A setting where a quiet, staffed, well-kept building is a welcome neighbour

Power availability is the one we cannot work around. Everything else has some flexibility in it.

What you get

A long-term partner, not an exit.

Hold

We develop, own and operate. Your building is not entitled and flipped to a third party

Income

A route to monetising electrical capacity that currently earns nothing

Care

Roof, drainage, paving and landscaping brought up to standard as part of the work

Speed

We work within existing zoning wherever possible, which shortens everything

How it goes

What happens after you get in touch.

1. A short conversation

Location, rough size, and what electrical service the building has. That is usually enough to know whether it is worth either of us spending more time.

2. Desktop review

We look at the power position, the structure, the zoning history and the surroundings before we ask you for anything formal.

3. Site visit

If it still looks right, we come and see it properly, and you meet the people who would actually run it.

4. Terms

If we proceed, we agree terms directly with you. Broker representation is respected and paid.

Introduce a site → Broker enquiries

Get in touch

Tell us about the building.

A location and a rough idea of the electrical service is enough to start.

Introduce a site → Community enquiries