Holding Focus
Property bought to be kept, not flipped.
The buildings the company owns outright, and the way they are looked after while the market moves around them.
Bricks on the Book
Ordering of the estate is simpler than any pitch: own it, keep it, mind it.
The estate is kept small on purpose: each roof is visited, each tenancy is known, and repairs are ordered without a call centre in between. Debt is used sparingly and only where the numbers hold without optimism. Property stays on the balance for as long as the family wants it there.
Gulhamid Mohamedali Jivanji, Director
The Residential Line
Houses and flats a family could name.
Freehold houses and flats in the Liverpool area, let through ordinary agreements and refurbished in the off-season. Landlords' obligations are dealt with inside the company's own calendar rather than a repair roster.
Tenants stay longer where roofs leak less — capital placed in walls is money loaned to walls.
Ring once and hear the whole picture.
The estate is private, but the questions about approach are welcome.