Strategic Asset Solutions

Your property portfolio underpins funding, development and long-term resilience. Our strategic asset management work focuses on property charging and portfolio management for Registered Providers and Registered Social Landlords, helping you maximise the value of your assets and the strength of your security.

We support you with immediate charging requirements while keeping a clear eye on longer-term asset optimisation. Property charging sits at the heart of this work, but our advice also addresses how your portfolio is structured and managed, so assets continue to support organisational objectives as circumstances evolve.

We advise on the technical and practical issues that commonly restrict chargeability and value, including boundary issues and unregistered land restrictions. Addressing these issues early reduces delay, protects flexibility and strengthens your position when funding is required.

This combination of technical precision, forward planning and calm judgement allows us to support effective property asset management, ensuring your assets are managed in a way that protects and enhances their long-term value.

Our Services

We advise Registered Providers and Registered Social Landlords on property charging and portfolio management matters that directly affect asset value and security. Our work includes:

• Getting properties ready for charging in advance of funding being required.
• Reviewing mortgagee protection clauses.
• Reviewing over-secured facilities.
• Dealing with uplifts in value of ex-LSVT properties.
• Assisting with stock rationalisation exercises.
• Advising on the security requirements for mergers and restructures.
• Dealing with intragroup transfers.
• Advising on issues that affect the value of, or ability to manage, a property portfolio.

We also deliver bespoke workshop training sessions for client teams, focused on reducing risk and improving outcomes. These sessions cover:

• The charging process and how to reduce pressure when charging properties.
• The importance of an adequate mortgagee protection clause.
• Issues that restrict the value of properties.
• Factors that make properties unacceptable for charging.
• Issues associated with unregistered land and boundary constraints.