Eight responsibilities, carried by one principal.
Each service answers a single question an owner is already asking. Each is delivered by Daniel Jorge personally, supported by a vetted bench selected for the project — never assigned by rotation.
One arc, from raw land to stabilized asset.
The eight services below are not eight separate vendors. They are the continuous owner-side arc of a single development carried by one accountable principal: acquire, prove the math, entitle, design, procure, supervise, hand off, and operate.
Bring us in before a property, permit, contractor, or draw starts controlling the decision. We enter at whichever step the constraint actually sits.
The eight services.
Pre-Acquisition Due Diligence
Should I buy this property? Zoning, environmental, title flags, utility capacity, and the true site yield behind the marketed pitch.
Development Feasibility
What can be built, and does the math actually work? Highest-and-best-use analysis with a pro forma sanity-check before design dollars commit.
Entitlements & Permitting
How do I get to a buildable permit, on what timeline, at what cost? Jurisdiction strategy, variance and PUD pathing, agency relationships.
Pre-Construction Engineering
Civil, structural, and MEP coordination with constructability review and value engineering before bid.
Contractor & Vendor Selection
Qualification, bid leveling, contract structuring, insurance and bonding review — selected for the project, not by rotation.
Construction Supervision
Daily-presence oversight, change-order discipline, draw verification, owner protection through to handover.
Property Management Transition
Lease-up coordination, vendor handover, warranty management, year-one operations — so the asset starts producing on day one.
Ongoing Asset Management
Stabilized operations, capex planning, vendor management, transparent owner reporting after handover.
Not sure which service is the right entry point?
A project review is the right answer most of the time — it tells us where the constraint actually sits.