Corporate Real Estate

Mixed assets: several values under one roof.

Residential-retail, office-retail, large multi-component schemes: a mixed-use asset is valued component by component. Rodschinson Investment structures the disposal and valuation of these ensembles for their owners.

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What the family covers

Residential-retail, office-retail, residential-office, hospitality-retail, residential-office-retail ensembles, large multi-component mixed-use complexes.

What drives the value of a mixed asset

01

Value per component

Each use is valued by its own logic, then the whole is arbitraged.

02

Income streams

Commercial leases, residential rents, operations: different risk profiles.

03

Operational interfaces

Common charges, access, co-ownership: complexity is paid for or managed.

04

Phasing

Sell the whole, by component, or in phases.

05

Buyer universe

Generalists for the whole, specialists per component.

The owner's decisions

Sell as a block to a diversified investor; sell by component to specialists; value both scenarios before choosing, the gap between the two routes is often significant on mixed assets.

Off-market and confidentiality

Several tenant types, several sensitivities: controlled exposure avoids weakening retail, offices and residential at the same time.

FAQ

Sell the whole or by component?

The whole pays for simplicity; the component break-up captures specialised valuations. A priced reading of both routes precedes any decision.

How do you value such different income streams?

Component by component: retail yield, residential rents, operations, then by arbitraging the premium or discount of the whole.

Does co-ownership complicate the sale?

It structures the options: some break-ups require an adapted deed base. Early legal analysis avoids late dead ends.

Who buys mixed-use?

Diversified investors and family offices for the whole; specialists (residential, retail, offices) where the structure allows a break-up.

Does a partially developed complex sell?

Yes, with clear phasing: stabilised components valued on yield, development phases on residual value.