Superior Problem-Solving Skills

The IRR team has differentiated itself with examples of superior problem-solving skills. Some notable outcomes in value-driven results include: 

*One building had a long-term drainage system issue, impacting tenants financially, and disrupting relations between the tenants and the building owner. Chuck facilitated a solution that not only repaired the problem with the drainage system, but also restored communication between the two parties, by finding a creative solution that resonated with both. 

*Diversification within the build-outs and fit-ups of properties is another area when creative problem-solving is necessary. Landlords may have a building with specific features that are difficult to alter, yet may want to lease the space to tenants with their own industry-specific needs. The IRR team is skilled at working with landlords, tenants, contractors, architects, and engineers to bring out creative solutions that secure tenancy for the landlord, offer accommodations to suit the needs of tenants for the long-term, and maintain the integrity of the structure itself.

*Occasionally there are requirements that will have serious consequences, if not handled carefully. Gas conversion is another consideration that Chuck and the IRR team have experience with. Knowledge of handling such a hazardous task has been a reassuring benefit for IRR’s clients.

In the video below, Chuck talks about the 2020 initiative of the lengthy process in managing the installation of this exterior elevator, overcoming permitting issues, without compromising ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements, and partnering with NorthPoint Construction Management to facilitate completion. This is one example of how the team effectively approaches a challenge to exceed the needs of clients, owners, and tenants.