Owner's Representation for Institutional Capital in Southwest Florida
Institutional and family office capital comes with reporting obligations, lender covenants, and investor expectations that a typical construction management relationship is not built to serve. I represent ownership groups with that kind of capital structure behind them, coordinating directly with lenders, investors, and internal finance teams alongside the design and construction oversight itself.
What Institutional Ownership Requires
Draw packages and cost reporting that hold up to lender and investor scrutiny, schedule tracking tied to capital events and stabilization milestones, and a single point of accountability who can speak to both construction risk and capital risk in the same conversation. I have coordinated directly with lenders on GMP buyouts, change order exposure, and schedule variance, and I structure reporting so ownership is never explaining a number to their capital partners that I have not already vetted.
Track Record
More than $710 million dollars directed across Florida and Connecticut, work as Managing Director overseeing a multifamily portfolio exceeding $500 million dollars, and engagements representing ownership across Naples and Palm Beach on institutionally backed projects. Projects under my direction have delivered two to three months ahead of schedule, on or under budget.
Who This Is For
Institutional developers, family offices, and private equity backed ownership groups building residential, multifamily, or mixed use projects across Southwest Florida who need owner's representation that speaks the language of both construction and capital.
If your capital partners need a principal who can report on construction risk in their terms, let's have that conversation.
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