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Practice · Real Estate & Construction

Cost and contract control on builds.

Contract gaps and unverified progress claims are where builds lose their budgets.

What this practice does

Builds that stay on budget and schedule.

We watch project costs from the start, review contracts before you sign them, check progress claims against real progress, report clearly to lenders and investors, and flag trouble early while it's still cheap to fix.

Core deliverables

Cost monitoringContract reviewProgress claim verificationLender & investor reportingEarly warning flagging
At a glance
MethodPlan → Monitor → Control → Close out
FrameworksFIDIC contract forms · IFRS 15 · RERA escrow (Dubai)
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The risk

Overruns are quiet until the cash is gone.

Quiet overruns

Projects overrun quietly until the cash is gone.

Contract gaps surface late

Contract gaps surface exactly when disputes start.

Lenders lose patience

Lenders lose patience with late, over-budget builds.

What we do

What we deliver.

Cost monitoring

Watch project costs from the start.

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Contract review

Review contracts before you sign them.

Progress verification

Check progress claims against real progress.

Lender reporting

Report clearly to lenders and investors.

Early warning

Flag trouble early, while it's still cheap to fix.

How we engage

Plan → Monitor → Control → Close out.

1

Plan

  • Contract review
2

Monitor & Control

  • Cost monitoring
  • Progress claim verification
3

Close out

  • Lender and investor reporting

Keep builds on budget and on schedule.

Start with a free discovery session — a contract and cost-control review before the next drawdown.

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