Commercial property and market research
I research one defined property question and keep the source beside every material fact.
Who this service is for
- A developer testing whether a search area contains enough sites before direct owner work.
- A landlord comparing occupier formats for an unusual building.
- An adviser who needs a dated property list without handing over the client relationship.
What's included
- A stated question, geography and cut-off date.
- Property and public information with source links.
- A comparison of the findings using consistent fields.
- Missing information and named questions for the next adviser.
How the work runs
The same four stages—define, search, compare and contact—are explained once on How we work.
What to send me
- The property question.
- Area and property type.
- How the research will be used.
- Known properties and earlier work.
- Deadline, confidentiality and intended reader.
Examples
- A location and competing-property screen before an operator search.
- A development-site longlist with planning and ownership sources.
- A landlord audience review before marketing starts.
Common questions
How current is the information?
The report states a cut-off date and keeps source links. Property availability and public records can change after that date.
Can the research be updated?
Yes, against an agreed new date and change question.
Is it a planning, legal or valuation report?
No. It organises the property material and directs those questions to the appointed specialist.
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