Off-Market

Control over information.

Off-market is not a marketing variant, but a matter of information control: who learns what, when, and what happens if that control is lost.

Information control

Discretion begins before the market approach.

Together, we define the recipient group, set the disclosure stages and release detailed information only after qualification. Once an asset has been circulated widely, restoring confidentiality is difficult.

For buyers, the same framework provides access to opportunities that are never publicly marketed. This requires the same level of commitment that we promise to owners.

Set the mandate

Agree objectives, confidentiality and decision rules.

Prepare information

Structure material in deliberate disclosure levels.

Qualify recipients

Approach only relevant and credible market participants.

Control the process

Coordinate dialogue, access and next steps personally.

Controlled disclosure
Initial release

Anonymised key data

Asset class, region and size range without allowing the asset to be identified.

Confidentiality

Following a confidentiality agreement

Location, use and tenant structure as well as the technical framework.

Qualification

Following qualification

Exposé, key figures and the project-specific data room.

You are seeking access.

You want to see assets that are not publicly marketed and accept a qualification process that also protects the counterparty.

Request access

You are selling discreetly.

The intention to sell must not reach tenants, employees or competitors. A previous public marketing process may also have failed and left the asset overexposed in the market.

Make a confidential enquiry