Representative Engagement

Residential Real Estate

Principal residences, estates, secondary residences and new construction—search, valuation, due diligence, negotiation and closing oversight.

Overview

A significant residence is rarely a single decision. It is a search strategy, a valuation judgment, a condition assessment, a negotiation, a financing structure and, frequently, an estate development or renovation programme that begins the day the keys change hands.

AIFEG represents the client throughout. We assemble the specialists the decision requires—agents, counsel, surveyors, architects, engineers, contractors and designers—coordinate their work and hold the commercial view across all of it, so the client is deciding rather than adjudicating.

Typical challenges

  • Off-market access is often traded for compressed due diligence time.
  • Comparable evidence is thin at the top of a market, making value difficult to establish.
  • Condition, planning and title matters can surface late in the process.
  • Renovation, furnishing and running costs are frequently estimated informally.

How AIFEG helps

  1. 01

    Define the brief—location, use, horizon and the criteria by which the decision will be judged.

  2. 02

    Select and brief the buying agent, counsel, surveyor and specialist inspectors, then coordinate their findings into one view.

  3. 03

    Test asking price against comparable evidence, condition and the true cost of bringing the property to standard.

  4. 04

    Support negotiation on price, contingencies, timing and post-closing obligations.

  5. 05

    Govern estate development, new construction or renovation that follows—brief, procurement, cost control and delivery oversight.

  6. 06

    Provide continuity into ownership, including warranty, service relationships and later phases.

Specialists frequently involved

AIFEG assembles, briefs and coordinates the team. We do not replace these specialists—we make sure their work adds up to one strategy.

  • Buying agent / real estate broker
  • Real estate counsel
  • Building surveyor and specialist inspectors
  • Architects, structural and MEP engineers
  • Contractors, cost consultants and interior designers
  • Private bank or mortgage adviser
  • Insurance and security advisers