US Market strategy and entrance for overseas-based WaaS operator
CASE STUDY | WaaS - COWORKING
Adaptiv worked with an offshore-based WaaS operator seeking to expand its presence in North American markets. A variety of key MSAs were evaluated and underwritten, eventually baking out the deployment plan for key first, second and third phase markets, and target assets/owner relationships located in each market that would best serve their strategic objectives.
The work informed expansion strategy currently underway by the client.
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Unlocking $57M in value across a legacy office development
