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Sumer delivers national audit, accountancy and advisory services to ambitious property and real estate businesses across the UK.
The sector faces evolving regulation, funding challenges and shifting market cycles, demanding advisers who understand both commercial realities and strategic decision-making.
Combining sector expertise with national reach, we support developers, contractors, investors, housebuilders and asset owners with practical advice, robust assurance and commercially focused solutions.
By building lasting relationships, we help clients strengthen governance, manage risk and unlock opportunities for sustainable growth.
How we support property businesses
Property and transaction structuring: Helping clients optimise tax efficiency, access funding and maximise value when acquiring, developing or disposing of assets.
Tax advisory and compliance: Commercial tax advice and compliance support tailored to the sector’s regulatory and operational challenges.
Debt and capital advisory: Advising on debt, equity and capital solutions to support investment, development and growth objectives.
Audit, assurance and accountancy: Independent audit, assurance and financial reporting services that strengthen governance and build stakeholder confidence.
Deal advisory: Strategic transaction support across acquisitions, disposals and corporate finance activities, helping clients manage risk and maximise value.
Latest Property and Construction News
FRS 102 Revenue Recognition: What Construction and Real Estate Businesses Need to Know
FRS 102 has been revised for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026 and represents a significant development in how UK businesses account for revenue. The changes are particularly relevant to businesses with more complex income streams such as construction and real estate businesses who have varying contractual arrangements. The changes warrant a
Exit strategies for property developers: structure, timing and tax considerations
For property developers, the exit strategy can have a significant impact on the overall profitability of a project. The highest sale price does not necessarily produce the best return once finance, tax, transaction costs, timing and risk are taken into account. Whether you plan to sell completed units, dispose of a development site, sell the
UK construction sector outlook Q2 2026: The key challenges facing developers
By Ben Cussons, Partner Many development schemes that looked commercially attractive a few years ago are now under pressure. Demand for housing remains strong and house prices have stayed relatively resilient, but rising finance costs, elevated construction expenses, planning delays, and policy uncertainty are making it harder for developers to achieve acceptable returns. The issue
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