Who We Are
A Partner in the Investment, Not a Contractor Hired Into It
BASE REIC is a real estate investment and construction company. We find land, produce the concept and feasibility that make it worth building on, take it through design and permitting, and construct it. The work is continuous rather than handed between firms, which is what makes it possible to hold one company answerable for the result.
That structure changes what an investor is buying. Rather than commissioning a builder against a drawing someone else produced, you are entering a project where the land, the concept and the delivery were assessed together by the party that has to make all three work.
About the companyWhat We Develop
Five fields, one method. Each has its own economics and its own risks, and each is entered through the investment model that suits it.
Three Ways In
Investors reach us at different points — some with capital and no site, some with land and no plan, some with a brief and a deadline. The route changes; the standard doesn't.
BASE Finds the Land and Develops the Project
Investors with capital to place who would rather join a project that has already been assessed than originate one.
How it runs
- Land Sourced and Assessed
- Concept and Feasibility Produced
- Project Presented to Investors
- Structured, Built and Handed Over
The Investor Comes to BASE
Investors already holding land, or holding capital with a defined intention, who need a developer to take it from there.
How it runs
- Your Position Assessed
- Options Put in Front of You
- Design and Permits
- Construction and Handover
BASE Sources Land and Project to a Brief
Investors and occupiers with a specific requirement — a use, a location, a capacity, a date — and no site yet.
How it runs
- Brief Defined Precisely
- Land Searched Against It
- Concept Produced to Fit
- Acquired, Built, Handed Over
Everything a Project Needs, In House
Four disciplines, in the order a project passes through them. Nothing critical is handed to an outside party halfway.
How We Hold Ourselves to It
Four written policies that govern how we build, who we build with, and what we will not do to hit a date. Each has a page of its own.
Tell Us What You Are Trying to Build
Whether you are holding land, holding capital, or holding a brief that has not found a site yet, the first conversation is the same one — what you want to own at the end, and what it will honestly take to get there.