BTG Global Advisory specialises in the stabilisation and turnaround of underperforming real estate properties. It is our mission to mitigate the effects of a detrimental event that disrupts income generation and threatens property valuation.
Our experienced real estate advisors act quickly when stabilising a troubled property. We identify the most critical issues and develop a list of priorities that must be addressed immediately. These actions halt the downward performance trend and protect the underlying value of the property.
Once we have stabilised a property we transition to the turnaround phase. We prepare a long-term asset management plan to improve performance and enhance future value. If the asset is a short-term hold, we help clients dispose of assets, identify the best brokers in the market, and work hand in hand with the brokers through the sales process and close.
Throughout the stabilisation and turnaround process we communicate regularly with owners and investors. We prepare timely reports that clearly define the critical issues and describe the available remedies. We develop precise recommendations for improving performance and we act quickly to implement appropriate actions.
Our comprehensive approach to turnaround and stabilisation includes all the steps required to organise, manage, protect and improve daily operations, including the following activities.
Our expertise includes the following:
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