Corporate Relocation & Site Selection
A relocation is a business project first and a real estate transaction second. Labor, logistics, incentives, permitting, and timing decide whether it works. We run the whole program.
Site selection
Labor analysis, drive-time studies, logistics cost modeling, utility and power due diligence, zoning and permitting review, and incentive identification across the Puget Sound, Washington State, and through CORFAC International, nationally.
Build-to-suit analysis
The Andover Company has more than 25 years of build-to-suit experience. We compare existing buildings against ground-up options on a total-cost basis and manage developer selection and lease negotiation.
Consolidations and expansions
Multiple facilities into one, or one into several. We model the options and manage the sequencing so operations never stop.
See how we did this
Case studies from Mike Hemphill and The Andover Company.
Fatigue Technology, Inc.
$3,150,000 off-market purchase in a sub-5% vacancy market
Represented by Michael Hemphill
Kuni Automotive (Kuni Lexus)
$4.5 million below-market land purchase
Represented by Mike Hemphill
Zones, Inc.
More than $1 million a year in facility cost savings
Represented by Mike Hemphill
Levi Strauss & Company
Below-market 38,000 SF Class A sublease
Represented by Mike Hemphill
Frequently asked questions
Do you help companies relocating to Washington from out of state?
Yes. We regularly work with out-of-state companies and their advisors, and we can coordinate with economic development agencies on incentives.
How long does a corporate relocation take?
Existing-building relocations typically take 9 to 18 months from engagement to occupancy. Build-to-suits take 24 to 36 months.