A brief that filters
Knowing what the purchase is for removes most of the inventory from consideration immediately.
( multiple-unit and portfolio purchases )
Buying ten units is not buying one unit ten times.
A clear briefKnow what the purchase must achieve.
Full visibilityCondition, occupancy and layout across units.
An agreed processCoordinated information and decisions.
A clear briefKnow what the purchase must achieve.
Full visibilityCondition, occupancy and layout across units.
An agreed processCoordinated information and decisions.
( track record )
RM12B+GDV Track RecordCumulative gross development value delivered across projects led.
98%Client SatisfactionBuyers and developers who choose to work with Averis again.
8+Core ServicesProject marketing, advisory, and subsale investment under one roof.
( scope )
Coordinate the opportunity as a whole.
Establish the intended use, target locations, unit types, quantity, overall budget, and timeline.
Discuss relevant inventory or portfolios available through current market relationships and…
Organise information on unit mix, pricing, availability, occupancy, and other disclosed…
Coordinate discussions on the proposed purchase package and terms, subject to seller agreement.
Help organise information requests and communication with the buyer’s appointed advisers.
Discuss how bookings, documents, financing arrangements, and completion milestones will be…
( portfolio )
12 developments across 5 states.
From RM152,000 homes in Tapah to serviced apartments in the Klang Valley — marketed alongside developers including Sime Darby Property and Lagenda.
( why averis )
Look past the headline package price.
Visibility across the inventory
In a 200-unit phase, a corner lot, an end lot and a unit backing the main road are not the same asset.
One agreed process
A larger purchase has more parties and more dates.
( how we work )( step 1 ) ( step 2 ) ( step 3 ) ( step 4 ) ( step 5 )
From acquisition criteria to coordinated execution.
Define your objectives
Share the quantity, property characteristics, budget, and intended use.
Review available opportunities
Discuss inventory that appears relevant to the brief.
Assess the details
Review the individual assets and identify information requiring verification.
Negotiate the proposal
Communicate the proposed package, conditions, and timeline.
Coordinate the agreed transaction
Work with the relevant parties on documentation and purchase milestones.
( acquisition checklist )
A stronger brief leads to a more focused discussion.
Tell us:
- How many units or assets you are considering
- Whether they must be in one development or location
- Your preferred property types
- Your total budget
- Your intended use
- Whether occupied or vacant properties are preferred
- Your financing and timing considerations
( faq )
Frequently asked questions.
It generally involves buying multiple units or assets through a coordinated proposal. The seller or developer may define specific requirements for a particular opportunity.
There is no single minimum applied here. Requirements depend on the available inventory, seller, and proposed arrangement.
No. Any pricing adjustment or package depends on negotiation, inventory, demand, and the seller’s agreement.
That can be discussed as part of a portfolio brief. Availability and the coordination required will depend on the assets and sellers involved.
Financing depends on lender assessment, the buyer’s circumstances, and the assets involved. Obtain confirmation from the relevant lender before relying on a proposed arrangement.
( get in touch )
Tell us what you want to acquire.
Share your purchase criteria so we can discuss relevant inventory and the next steps.
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