HI. I'M ZAC Ghaffar.
Here's what i do
I offer consultancy in property acquisition, development and disposal using data led insights and drawing on extensive industry experience and knowledge. I am able to utilise the latest tools to bring opportunities, strategies and solutions to clients.
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MARKET INTELLIGENCE
Understanding national datasets and local activity for acquisition and investment insight. This includes leveraging analytical techniques and technologies to interrogate, visualise and understand data.
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PERFORMANCE ANALYTICS
Establish performance indicators and produce client portfolio performance analytics, strategic reports and presentations.
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STRATEGY
Designing financial models for Cash Flow (Argus and MS Excel), Comparable Property Sales Models and Construction Cost Models. What I offer as answers to the important questions around WHAT, WHEN and HOW.
Testimonials
INSIGHTS
Interest Rate Rise Winners and Losers
Like most news about the property market, the recent change in Interest rates has resulted in a flurry of news stories and opinions. After 10 years of low interest the base rate — the interest rate on which others are based — went up from 0.25% to 0.5%. Is it really good for savers and[…]
‘I’m a Buying Agent’ – What does this mean anyway?
Thousands of people move home every year, what’s the deal with these buying agents who claim to save money, time and stress? I should start by saying I’m a ‘Buying Agent’, a London based property consultant helping people move. When asked what I do it normally always results in the same questions – who pays?[…]
Year of the Rooster – The Chinese Property Buyers are Coming!
Late last year we saw a spike in activity with the London market, in part a reaction to the post-Brexit fall in the pound but also because trouble looms in other areas of the world, such as China where there are signs of an end to their own property bubble. Trouble that spells out grave[…]
Why Online Platforms Are Disrupting Estate Agency
Remember the local estate agent who knew almost everyone in the town and had the ability to make things happen with just his landline and a shop window? I don’t, but that’s how it used to be apparently. The high street also had a solicitors office and a some financial advisors – a[…]