Real Estate
Project economics, structuring and assurance for developers, investors and operators of real estate and infrastructure assets.
Real estate businesses run as a portfolio of projects, each with its own financing, tax treatment and risk profile. Lenders and investors want to see the economics of every project, not only the group total.
Project-level clarity
We help developers and investors build project accounting and reporting that shows margin, cash and funding position for each asset, reconciled to the statutory accounts and ready for lenders.
Structuring and capital
Joint ventures, special purpose vehicles and foreign investment into real estate each bring distinct tax and regulatory considerations. We advise on structures that work for partners, lenders and investors alike.
What real estate businesses face
Revenue recognition over long projects
Recognising revenue and cost over multi-year projects requires judgement that auditors and investors examine closely.
Lender and investor reporting
Each financing arrangement brings its own covenants and reporting, often from the same underlying data.
Structuring joint ventures
Partnerships and SPVs need structures that align the commercial deal with tax and regulatory outcomes.
Indirect tax on development
The tax treatment of construction, sale and lease varies by structure and stage, and errors are costly to unwind.
The services real estate clients use most
Real Estate: frequently asked questions
Do you support foreign investment into real estate projects?
Yes. We advise on the structure, regulatory requirements and tax position for foreign investors and their local partners.
Can you build project-level reporting for our lenders?
Yes. We design project accounting and lender packs from a single model so each lender sees consistent, reconciled numbers.
Do you audit real estate groups?
Yes, with particular focus on revenue recognition, project costs, inventory and financing arrangements.
Other sectors we serve:
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