Site read
Footfall, visibility, access, service access, neighbouring uses and daypart character — read against the intended format.
Development service · the site workstream
Rent is only the visible number. Utilities headroom, exhaust routes, grease management, service access, landlord technical conditions and licence realism decide whether a site can ever be the venue you are imagining. GGB reads all of it — before signature, while walking away is still free.
A signed lease converts every site unknown into your cost: the electrical upgrade the landlord will not fund, the exhaust route the neighbours will not permit, the delivery access that adds labour to every order, the rent that no realistic revenue model carries.
GGB development framework position on the Restaurant Genesis system
Footfall, visibility, access, service access, neighbouring uses and daypart character — read against the intended format.
Power, water, drainage, extraction routes and structural constraints reviewed with the appointed engineers before commitment.
The rent tested against the format’s realistic revenue model and the published rent-to-revenue bands — the arithmetic before the optimism.
Fit-out guidelines, approval gates and delivery conditions read for what they will actually cost.
The commercial and technical findings packaged for your lawyer’s legal review — one brief, no gaps between disciplines.
GGB delivers
You decide
Licensed professionals & authorities
A site is only good FOR something — the read starts from the intended format’s requirements.
Licence realism and technical headroom checked before commercial romance develops.
Rent tested against modelled revenue, not against the landlord’s brochure.
Your lawyer receives findings, not fragments.
The discipline is on file, not asserted:
Design-brief record · September 2013 · hospitality development, Nizwa
The spaces briefed as one system
What one brief demanded, together
A 2013 development brief in the register (row 7) shows the practice: one coordinated requirement package — spaces, equipment, BOQ, 3D design, layouts and MEP provisions — written before commitment, so every discipline answered one question instead of five.
Site and lease due diligence is part of every feasibility study, and runs standalone when a specific lease is already on the table and the clock is running.
Feasibility & Investment Case — the paid entry From AED 45,000 indicative — scoped per project
One application starts the whole system.
The Start a Project application qualifies the brief across capital, site, timing and scope — the same intake every Genesis mandate begins with. The paid feasibility study is the commercial entry.