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Mixed-Use and Multifamily

Mixed-use exteriors carry competing demands: residents want quiet mornings, retail wants a clean frontage before opening, and the public route through the site never closes. The scope is the same; the sequencing is the whole job.

The pressure

What tends to go wrong.

  • 01

    Service windows that conflict with residents, retail hours and deliveries

  • 02

    Amenity areas that degrade quickly under heavy shared use

  • 03

    A frontage that must read as retail-grade while the courtyard reads as residential

  • 04

    Turnover seasons that concentrate wear and complaints

The response

How we work against it.

  • 01

    Service windows agreed per zone rather than per property

  • 02

    Separate standards for public frontage, resident amenity and back-of-house

  • 03

    Amenity-area condition tracked as its own line in the inspection

  • 04

    Seasonal planning ahead of peak turnover

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