For property owners and authorized representatives

Present a Property for Acquisition

Use this form only to present property that HRED may consider purchasing, acquiring through a project entity, or controlling through a transaction-specific agreement. HRED does not provide redevelopment, construction-management, or fee-development services for property owned by third parties.

Acquisition intake

Property acquisition opportunity

Use this form only to present a property that HRED may purchase, acquire through a project-specific entity, or control through a transaction-specific agreement. HRED does not redevelop property for third-party owners.

1. Submitter and authority

Tell us who is submitting the opportunity and who has authority to discuss a transaction.

2. Property identification
3. Proposed transaction
4. Operating and financial information

Complete the fields that apply. For vacant or non-operating property, explain that in the notes.

5. Physical condition and known risk
6. Photos and supporting documents

Netlify accepts one file per upload field and limits the total form request. Upload the most important files here. Use the shared-folder field for a complete photo set or larger package.

Photo/document rules: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, PDF, CSV, XLS, XLSX, DOC, or DOCX. Keep the combined upload below 7.5 MB. Do not upload tenant IDs, Social Security numbers, bank credentials, medical information, passwords, or unredacted personal records.
Front elevation or best overall view. Maximum 1.6 MB.
Maximum 1.6 MB.
Maximum 1.6 MB.
Maximum 1.6 MB.
Maximum 3 MB.
Redact tenant personal information. Maximum 3 MB.
Maximum 3 MB.
Redact sensitive personal information. Maximum 3 MB.
Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, or another secure shared folder. Share access with acquisitions@haskinsdevelopment.com. Do not submit a password.
No files selected. Include at least one property photo, listing URL, or shared-folder link.
7. Final context and certifications

HRED may still require clarification, property access, third-party reports, title work, lender information, or formal due diligence. This form is designed to reduce avoidable follow-up—not replace verification.