Chirag × SERHANT.
Search with focus.
Acquire with context.
A productive commercial search begins with the business case: intended use, access, occupancy, economics, physical requirements, timing, and the flexibility behind each criterion.
The focused brief
Define the business case behind the search.
Chirag translates the objective into a practical acquisition brief: property type, intended use, access, occupancy, utilities, capital range, timing, and the points where flexibility exists.
Discuss acquisition criteria
The acquisition process
From brief to decision.
Define acquisition criteria
Establish the intended use, asset class, market, capital range, timing, operating needs, and decision criteria.
Source targeted opportunities
Evaluate on-market and relevant off-market possibilities against the brief, not presentation alone.
Test the fundamentals
Coordinate appropriate review of physical condition, leases, access, zoning, utilities, licensing feasibility, and economics.
Negotiate the full terms
Shape the offer around price, contingencies, diligence, timing, and the terms that protect the commercial objective.
Ready when you are
Make the acquisition more considered.
Share the property type, use, market, capital range, and timing. Chirag will help shape a focused next step.