Adrien & Stefan is a game-changing firm in the rapidly expanding global real estate marketplace. The firm’s hybrid approach has inspired a new wave of thinking in the industry, and its daring, unconventional marketing has elevated and revolutionized the way people think about real estate. Adrien & Stefan continues to grow with four offices and more than 100 team members and partners around the globe. Based in the UK (England), USA (Virginia), and Italy (Milan and Porto Cervo), Adrien & Stefan has emerged as a leading international real estate firm. It has established itself as a brilliant marketer of new developments and continues to represent some of the world’s most spectacular properties and most sophisticated buyers and investors.
We adopt a 'private equity' approach: our core activities are sourcing, structuring, and acquisition support for large-scale, complex real estate transactions. We provide investors with a complete understanding of the deal and align our interests from the outset. We focus on value-add opportunities, designing strategic, innovative, and custom-made solutions to transform real estate assets through restructuring, repositioning, and physical improvements. By combining local expertise with international experience in Miami, Los Angeles, Milan, and London, we bring a broad and informed perspective to the global market.
As architects, we promote a positive vision of the future, addressing the environmental and economic design challenges of our time. We are a collaborative, principles-driven design firm that finds inspiration in the unique characteristics of each place and project, striving to enrich the human experience through the thoughtful integration of natural and built environments.
Every aspect of our business is conceptualized, designed, and executed in-house. Creativity, ingenuity, quality, and a passion for service are the foundations of our continued success and growth.
OVER 40 YEARS OF LUXURY WORLD PROPERTY
Representing the world's finest real estate.
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