Operational Clarity
What Best Luxury Property Is and What It Is Not
Value is not created by what you acquire,
but by the risks you avoid by saying no.
1. Is Best Luxury Property a real estate agency?
No. BLP is a buyer-side advisory platform. We do not sell or list properties.
2. Do you publish listings or carry inventory?
No. We do not maintain an inventory or promote assets.
3. Who do you represent in a transaction?
One side only: the buyer. Engagement is based on a singular mandate.
4. How are you compensated?
Our fees are agreed with the buyer. We do not accept seller-side incentives.
5. Do you work with sellers, developers, or funds seeking distribution?
No. We do not take mandates aimed at placing or distributing assets.
6. Do you provide off-market access?
Off-market is not a product. It can be an outcome of positioning, discretion, and alignment within a mandate.
7. What do you do before any property is considered?
We establish scope, constraints, decision criteria, and risk variables first. The asset comes last.
8. What does a confidential assessment include?
A preliminary review of objectives, constraints, and feasibility—without initiating a transaction.
9. Do you perform due diligence?
We coordinate and govern due diligence with qualified specialists to protect the buyer’s decision.
10. Do you negotiate on behalf of the buyer?
Yes—when included in the mandate. Negotiation follows verified structure, not urgency.
11. Which geographies do you cover?
We operate internationally, with cross-border coordination when complexity requires it.
12. Do you accept every request?
No. Advisory is selective by design. Alignment is required.
13. What is the first step to engage BLP?
A confidential, preliminary conversation to define scope and boundaries.
14. What is BLP’s relationship with ANL?
ANL is individual advisory. BLP is the institutional platform for higher complexity and execution governance.
This advisory exists to protect decisions,
not to facilitate transactions.
