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Customer Simulation Report: Nicole Beaumont

Luxury Real Estate Agent Perspective

Date: October 11, 2025 Simulation Duration: 45 minutes Website: https://spaces.liveouter.com/

CUSTOMER PERSONA

Name: Nicole Beaumont Age: 41 Location: Greenwich, CT Occupation: Luxury Real Estate Agent, Sotheby's International Realty Annual Income: $520,000 Budget: $24,000 Purchase Likelihood: 85%

Background: - French expatriate, former interior designer in Paris - 12 years in luxury residential real estate - Specializes in properties $3M-$15M range - Maintains impeccable Greenwich estate with 2,800 sq ft terrace - Hosts quarterly client appreciation events (40-60 attendees) - Strong European aesthetic sensibility and design standards

Key Motivations: 1. Client entertainment venue enhancement 2. Business development tool for property staging 3. Potential referral partnership revenue stream 4. Greenwich social status signaling 5. European design quality standards

INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: EUROPEAN DESIGN LENS

First Encounter (0-5 minutes)

"Intéressant... The website, it has a certain... precision to it. Very American in its engineering approach, but not without sophistication."

Visual Presentation: The landing page immediately communicates a design-forward approach that differs from typical American outdoor furniture retailers. The color palette—earthy browns, warm grays, subtle burnt orange accents—speaks to someone who understands restraint. This is not the gaudy teak-and-cushion aesthetic that dominates the Hamptons circuit.

European Standards Comparison: - Scandinavian Influence: 7.5/10 - Clean lines, functional minimalism, quality materials - French Design Sensibility: 6/10 - Lacks the ornamental sophistication, more utilitarian - German Engineering Approach: 8.5/10 - Patent-pending systems, precision manufacturing, technical innovation - Italian Craftsmanship: 5/10 - More industrial than artisanal

First Impression Assessment: The design language reads as "architectural" rather than "decorative"—this is engineered outdoor living, not furniture. For a European eye, this is refreshing. It reminds me of the modular systems we specified in Parisian rooftop projects, where space efficiency and clean aesthetics were paramount.

However, there is a certain... comment dire... sterility? The photography is beautiful but lacks the joie de vivre, the sense of lived experience. Where are the clients entertaining? The wine glasses catching evening light? The children playing? This is a missed opportunity for storytelling.

Rating: 7.5/10 - Strong foundation, room for refinement

PRODUCT EVALUATION: DESIGN & FUNCTIONALITY

Product Range Analysis

Five Models Reviewed: 1. S10 Base - 10'x12' (120 sq ft) - $12,000 2. S10 Haven - $18,000 3. S20 Base - 20'x12' (240 sq ft) - $22,000 4. S20 Breeze - 20'x12' Deck + 10'x12' Pergola - $28,000 5. S20 Haven - $34,000

"The S20 Breeze at $28,000... this is in my budget range and appropriate for what I need."

Critical Design Assessment

Materials - 8/10: - Weatherproof machined aluminum joists (excellent - no rust, rot, or warping) - Fully-capped composite decking (practical, but lacks the warmth of natural materials) - GroundLock Anchor system (innovative, addresses Connecticut frost heave concerns) - 25-year warranty (exceptional confidence in longevity)

"In Paris, we would use Accoya wood or thermally-modified timber for this application. But I understand the American preference for maintenance-free solutions. The composite is acceptable if the texture is convincing."

Installation Innovation - 9/10: The one-day installation is extraordinaire. In Greenwich, construction disruption is a significant concern for my clients. Pool house renovations that take three months and destroy lawn access? Cauchemar. This addresses a real pain point.

The prefabricated approach also means predictable outcomes—no contractor surprises, no weather delays, no "we found unexpected issues" conversations. For a real estate professional, this is gold.

Modular Design - 7.5/10: The Corner Hub System is clever engineering. The ability to adapt to uneven ground without concrete is particularly valuable in Connecticut, where we have ledge rock issues and environmental restrictions near waterways.

However, I see limitations. What if my client needs an L-shaped configuration? A curved design? Integration with existing hardscaping? The modularity appears constrained to rectangular formats.

Aesthetic Flexibility - 6/10: This is where my European design eye becomes critical. I see references to "customization options" and "compatible decking and accessory selections," but minimal detail on: - Color palette range (are there warm wood tones? Gray weathered finishes?) - Railing options (glass? cable? horizontal slats?) - Integration with lighting, heating, audio systems - Pergola louver options (fixed? adjustable? retractable?)

For Greenwich clients who work with interior designers like Timothy Corrigan or Bunny Williams, the customization depth matters enormously.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ASSESSMENT

Personal Use Case: Client Entertainment

Scenario: My Greenwich property has a 2,800 sq ft bluestone terrace overlooking Long Island Sound. I host quarterly client events (40-60 guests) and need: - Defined entertaining zones - Weather protection for unpredictable New England climate - Sophisticated aesthetic that signals taste and success - Conversation piece that demonstrates problem-solving ability

Product Fit: S20 Breeze ($28,000) - 20'x12' deck creates distinct bar/cocktail area - 10'x12' pergola provides covered dining zone - One-day installation minimizes disruption before summer events - 25-year warranty ensures long-term investment

Purchase Decision Factors:

POSITIVE: 1. Within budget ($28,000 vs $24,000 target - acceptable premium) 2. Addresses functional need immediately 3. Demonstrates cutting-edge solution awareness to clients 4. European design sensibility alignment (minimalist, engineered) 5. Installation speed critical for June event deadline

CONCERNS: 1. California-only installation - This is problématique. The trade program page explicitly states "currently only available in California." This is a dealbreaker for personal purchase unless Connecticut service is confirmed.

  1. Limited visual examples - I need to see this installed in northeastern environments. Show me weathered New England architecture integration, not just California sunshine rendering.

  2. Customization uncertainty - Can I specify:

  3. Darker composite color to match existing bluestone?
  4. Integrated lighting for evening events?
  5. Glass railing panels for unobstructed water views?

  6. Heater and audio integration?

  7. No financing information - At $28,000, financing options would be valuable for business expense structuring.

Personal Purchase Likelihood: 45% (down from 85% due to California-only service area)

"If they serve Connecticut, this is 85% certain purchase. But California-only? I cannot recommend what I cannot access."

REFERRAL PARTNERSHIP EVALUATION

Trade Program Analysis

Program Structure Discovered: - Exclusive trade pricing and volume discounts - White glove installation (4-6 hours) - Extended 25+ year warranties for trade clients - Customization options (COM - Customer's Own Material capability) - Complimentary project drawings - Dedicated member representative

Target Professionals: Interior designers, architects, landscape architects, general contractors, design-build firms, hospitality designers

"Conspicuously absent: Real estate agents."

Business Development Opportunity Assessment

Potential Revenue Streams:

  1. Staging Enhancement
  2. Current market: Greenwich listings average 124 days on market
  3. Outdoor living staging could differentiate properties
  4. Investment: $22,000-$34,000 per staging

  5. Potential commission increase: 1-2% faster sale = $50,000-$100,000 additional volume

  6. Client Referral Commissions

  7. If trade program offers 20-30% discount, potential 10-15% referral fee
  8. 10 referrals annually at $25,000 average = $25,000-$37,500 additional income

  9. Strengthens client relationships through valuable resource

  10. Closing Gift Premium

  11. Current: $5,000-$15,000 closing gifts for $5M+ properties
  12. Outdoor living space upgrade: Memorable, functional, property-value-enhancing

  13. Differentiates from standard wine/art/furniture gifts

  14. New Construction Developer Partnerships

  15. Greenwich sees 15-20 new construction luxury homes annually ($8M-$25M)
  16. Outdoor spaces as value-add alternative to traditional pool/hardscaping
  17. 75% cost savings vs traditional construction (per website claims)
  18. Developer referral fees could be substantial

Partnership Feasibility: 7/10

STRENGTHS: - Professional trade program infrastructure exists - Extended warranties provide client confidence - Installation speed aligns with real estate timelines - Quality positioning appropriate for luxury market - European design sensibility differentiates from competitors

WEAKNESSES: 1. Geographic Limitation: California-only installation is catastrophic for Connecticut-based business 2. No Real Estate Focus: Trade program targets designers/architects, not agents/brokers 3. Unclear Commission Structure: No referral fee information provided 4. Limited Portfolio: No case studies showing real estate integration 5. Service Area Opacity: Where exactly do they operate? Expansion plans?

GREENWICH LUXURY MARKET APPROPRIATENESS

Market Context

Greenwich Outdoor Living Landscape: - Traditional pool/cabana: $250,000-$500,000 (12-18 months) - Custom bluestone terrace: $80,000-$150,000 (3-6 months) - High-end pergola/pavilion: $50,000-$120,000 (2-4 months) - Full outdoor kitchen: $60,000-$200,000 (4-8 months)

Outer Spaces Position: $12,000-$34,000 (1 day installation)

"This is not replacing the primary outdoor investment. This is the intelligent secondary solution."

Target Client Profiles

IDEAL CANDIDATES:

  1. The Pied-à-Terre Owner
  2. Second home in Greenwich for weekends
  3. Wants functional outdoor entertaining
  4. Doesn't want construction project management
  5. Budget: $20,000-$40,000 for outdoor upgrade

  6. Market Size: 200-300 properties in Greenwich

  7. The Young Tech Executive

  8. 35-45, $2-5M property
  9. Modern aesthetic preference
  10. Values innovation and efficiency
  11. Wants impressive but low-maintenance outdoor

  12. Market Size: 50-75 recent buyers

  13. The Pre-Sale Enhancement Buyer

  14. Purchasing dated property with outdoor potential
  15. Needs quick transformation before occupancy
  16. Wants to avoid 6-month construction timeline
  17. Budget: Add $25,000 to closing costs

  18. Market Size: 30-40 transactions annually

  19. The Empty Nester Downsizer

  20. Moving from 8,000 sq ft estate to 4,000 sq ft modern
  21. Doesn't want pool maintenance
  22. Wants sophisticated outdoor entertaining
  23. Budget: Redirecting $100,000 pool budget to $30,000 space
  24. Market Size: 40-50 annual downsizers

POOR FIT CLIENTS:

  1. Traditional Greenwich establishment (prefer custom stone/wood)
  2. Properties with existing elaborate hardscaping
  3. Clients requiring formal entertaining (20+ seated dinners)
  4. Historic home owners (aesthetic incompatibility)

Competitive Positioning

vs. Traditional Construction: - 75% cost savings ✓ - 95% faster installation ✓ - Zero project management stress ✓ - Warranty superior to contractor work ✓ - Customization less flexible ✗ - Less prestigious/bespoke ✗

vs. High-End Outdoor Furniture: - More permanent and substantial ✓ - Better property value enhancement ✓ - Weather protection integrated ✓ - Higher initial investment ✗

Market Appropriateness: 7.5/10

"There is absolutely a place for this in Greenwich, but it is a niche play, not a mass market solution."

CRITICAL CONCERNS & QUESTIONS

Unresolved Issues Preventing Purchase

  1. GEOGRAPHIC SERVICE AREA (Critical Priority)
  2. Does Outer Spaces serve Connecticut?
  3. If not, what is expansion timeline?
  4. Can installation be arranged through third-party contractors?
  5. Who provides warranty service outside California?

"This is the single most important question. Everything else is secondary."

  1. Permitting & Regulations (High Priority)
  2. Does this require Greenwich building permits?
  3. Is it considered permanent structure for zoning?
  4. Setback requirements from property lines?
  5. HOA approval process for gated communities?

"Greenwich has 47 different zoning districts with varying requirements. I need clarity."

  1. Customization Depth (High Priority)
  2. Complete color/finish palette with samples
  3. Railing system options (glass, cable, composite, metal)
  4. Integrated lighting specifications and brands
  5. Audio system integration capabilities
  6. Heating element compatibility

  7. Custom dimensions beyond standard configurations

  8. Installation Logistics (Medium Priority)

  9. Site assessment process (who conducts, how long?)
  10. Access requirements (can it fit through 48" gate?)
  11. Ground preparation needed
  12. Existing landscape protection protocols
  13. Weather contingencies for one-day installation

  14. Post-installation warranty service response time

  15. Trade Program Specifics (High Priority)

  16. Real estate agent eligibility criteria
  17. Discount structure (percentage off retail)
  18. Referral commission potential
  19. Minimum annual volume requirements
  20. Marketing collateral provided

  21. Showroom access for client tours

  22. Financial Structure (Medium Priority)

  23. Financing options (business expense structuring)
  24. Deposit requirements and payment timeline
  25. Cancellation policy

  26. Price fluctuation protection (between order and install)

  27. Property Value Impact (Medium Priority)

  28. Appraisal treatment (improvement vs. personal property)
  29. ROI data for resale value enhancement
  30. Removal process if needed for sale
  31. Transferability to new property owner

DECISION MATRIX

Personal Purchase Decision

FOR PURCHASE ($28,000 S20 Breeze): - Functional need for client entertaining ✓ - Budget appropriate ($24,000 target, $28,000 acceptable) ✓ - Design aesthetic alignment ✓ - Installation efficiency ✓ - Business demonstration opportunity ✓ - Long-term warranty confidence ✓

AGAINST PURCHASE: - California-only service area (SHOWSTOPPER) ✗✗✗ - Limited customization visibility ✗ - No Connecticut climate examples ✗ - Cannot physically inspect before commitment ✗ - Uncertain permit/approval process ✗

VERDICT: CONDITIONAL NO

"If Outer Spaces confirms Connecticut service within 6 months, I would purchase immediately at 90% likelihood. As it stands, this is not actionable."

Referral Partnership Decision

FOR PARTNERSHIP: - Professional trade program infrastructure ✓ - Quality appropriate for luxury clients ✓ - Addresses real client pain points ✓ - Differentiates my services ✓ - European design credibility ✓ - Multiple revenue stream potential ✓

AGAINST PARTNERSHIP: - California-only service (SHOWSTOPPER) ✗✗✗ - No real estate agent focus in materials ✗ - Unclear referral compensation ✗ - Unproven in Connecticut market ✗ - No portfolio of similar clients ✗

VERDICT: INTERESTED BUT NOT ACTIONABLE

"I would apply to trade program immediately upon Connecticut service confirmation. Until then, this is a 'watch closely' situation."

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OUTER SPACES

Critical Path to Real Estate Professional Partnerships

TIER 1: ESSENTIAL (Without these, real estate partnerships impossible)

  1. Geographic Expansion Transparency
  2. Publish clear service area map
  3. Provide expansion timeline for major markets
  4. Create "notify me" list for new regions
  5. Explain third-party installation partnership potential

"I cannot recommend what I cannot deliver. This is fundamental."

  1. Real Estate Agent Trade Program Development
  2. Explicit real estate agent category in trade program
  3. Referral commission structure (suggested: 10-15%)
  4. Staging discount program for active listings
  5. Closing gift bulk purchase pricing

  6. Co-marketing materials for agent use

  7. Permitting & Regulatory Guidance

  8. Market-by-market permit requirement database
  9. Zoning classification (permanent vs. temporary structure)
  10. HOA approval template documents
  11. Setback requirement guidance
  12. Licensed engineer stamp availability for local submissions

TIER 2: HIGHLY VALUABLE (Would significantly increase adoption)

  1. Enhanced Customization Transparency
  2. Complete digital material library with samples
  3. 3D configurator showing all options
  4. Color/finish visualization in different lighting
  5. Integration catalog (lighting, heating, audio brands)

  6. Custom dimension capability and pricing

  7. Portfolio Development for Real Estate Context

  8. Case studies: "Before listing" vs "After listing" sales data
  9. Staging ROI documentation
  10. Regional installations (Northeast, Southeast, etc.)
  11. Historic home integration examples

  12. High-end property installations with photography

  13. Client Experience Documentation

  14. Video documentation of complete installation process
  15. Client testimonials from real estate scenarios
  16. Time-lapse installations showing minimal disruption
  17. Warranty service examples
  18. Long-term durability evidence (5-year installed examples)

TIER 3: DIFFERENTIATING (Would elevate brand significantly)

  1. Design Credibility Enhancement
  2. Partnership with recognized designers (Greenwich has many)
  3. Featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Luxe
  4. ASID/IIDA collaboration and endorsement
  5. European design award submissions

  6. Sustainability certifications (LEED, Living Building Challenge)

  7. Financial Structuring Options

  8. Business expense financing (36-month terms)
  9. Trade account net-30 terms for established partners
  10. Volume discount tiers clearly published
  11. Seasonal promotion calendar for partners

  12. ROI calculator showing property value enhancement

  13. Concierge Partnership Services

  14. Site assessment video consultation
  15. Permit application assistance
  16. HOA approval support documentation
  17. Dedicated real estate partner account manager

  18. Priority installation scheduling for pre-listing deadlines

  19. Educational Content for Real Estate Professionals

    • Webinar: "Outdoor Living Staging ROI"
    • White paper: "Modern Alternatives to Traditional Hardscaping"
    • CPE-eligible course on outdoor space value
    • Market data on outdoor living importance to buyers
    • Seasonal outdoor staging strategies

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Outer Spaces vs. European Outdoor Living Standards

French Approach (My Reference Point): - Emphasis on terroir - materials native to region - Integration with landscape, not domination of it - Artisanal craftsmanship visible in details - Patina and aging considered beautiful - Multi-generational durability expectation

Outer Spaces Approach: - Engineering-first design philosophy - Maintenance-free material priority - Installation efficiency paramount - Modern aesthetic over traditional - Modular flexibility valued

Cultural Translation: Outer Spaces represents American outdoor living values: efficiency, innovation, low-maintenance. This is not inferior, simply different. For Greenwich clients—many of whom are American finance/tech professionals with European aspirations—this hybrid could be ideal.

The challenge is messaging. The website speaks to "outdoor potential" and "connection with nature," but the execution feels more tech-product than lifestyle. Compare to Restoration Hardware Outdoor or Gloster—they sell a vision of life, not a product.

European Design Rating: 7/10

"Not French, not Italian, but perhaps... Swiss? Precise, engineered, reliable, sophisticated but restrained."

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

Would Nicole Beaumont Purchase?

The Honest Internal Dialogue:

"I wanted to love this immediately. The design language is respectable, the engineering is impressive, the pricing is surprisingly accessible for the quality level. The one-day installation solves a real problem for my clients and for my own event calendar."

"But I cannot buy something that doesn't exist in my market. And more frustrating—I cannot evaluate something I cannot see, touch, and experience in person. In Paris, I would visit the showroom, meet the craftspeople, understand the nuances. Here, I am asked to commit $28,000 based on website photography and specifications."

"For my business, the referral opportunity is tantalizing. If I could offer clients a solution that is 75% less expensive, 95% faster, and actually more durable than traditional construction—with my trade program discount, I make this profitable. But only if I can deliver. And right now, I cannot."

Purchase Psychology: - Desire: 8/10 - Genuinely attracted to solution - Trust: 6/10 - Limited social proof and portfolio - Urgency: 7/10 - June event deadline creates pressure - Feasibility: 2/10 - Service area makes it impossible - Risk Tolerance: 5/10 - Would accept moderate risk for innovation

Overall Purchase Likelihood: 45% (conditional on Connecticut service)

Partnership Likelihood: 70% (conditional on Connecticut service + real estate program)

FINAL VERDICT

Personal Purchase Decision: CONDITIONAL NO

I will not purchase at this time due to California-only installation. However, I am prepared to move forward immediately upon Connecticut service confirmation with these conditions:

Purchase Commitment (if conditions met): - Product: S20 Breeze ($28,000) - Customization: Darkest composite deck color, glass railing panels, integrated LED lighting - Installation: June 2026 (before summer events) - Additional: Trade program membership application

Conditions for Purchase: 1. Connecticut installation confirmed within 3 months 2. Site video assessment completed showing feasibility 3. Material samples reviewed in person (will travel to showroom) 4. Greenwich building permit requirements clarified 5. Customization options finalized with project drawings

Confidence Level: 85% would purchase if conditions met

Referral Partnership Decision: INTERESTED BUT NOT ACTIONABLE

I recognize significant business opportunity but cannot activate partnership without market service. However, I am positioning for future engagement:

Immediate Actions: 1. Trade program application submitted (even if California-only initially) 2. Quarterly check-ins on Connecticut expansion plans 3. Network introduction to Greenwich clients relocating to California 4. Monitor competitive landscape for alternative solutions

Partnership Activation Triggers: 1. Connecticut installation capability confirmed 2. Real estate agent referral structure published 3. Northeast portfolio examples available 4. At least 3 Greenwich-area installations completed

Business Development Potential: $35,000-$75,000 additional annual revenue (referrals + staging + closing gifts)

GREENWICH MARKET OPPORTUNITY ANALYSIS

Market Sizing for Outer Spaces

Total Addressable Market (Greenwich, CT): - Luxury residential transactions annually: ~180 properties ($3M+) - New construction completions: 15-20 annually - Major renovation projects: 40-50 annually - Conservative capture rate: 5-8% = 12-15 installations annually

Revenue Potential: - 12 installations × $25,000 average = $300,000 annual market - With 10% agent referral fee = $30,000 commission potential - Multiple active luxury agents = $300,000-$500,000 total commission market

Market Entry Strategy:

Phase 1: Proof of Concept (Months 1-6) - 2-3 installations in highly visible properties - Partner with 1-2 influential agents (myself included) - Photograph extensively for portfolio - Document permit/approval process

Phase 2: Professional Network Activation (Months 7-12) - Trade program launch event for Greenwich professionals - 15-20 target agent partnerships - Designer collaboration (Kelly Wearstler, Nate Berkus have CT clients) - Home tour feature during Greenwich Design District showcase

Phase 3: Market Establishment (Year 2) - 12-15 annual installations - Recognized solution for quick outdoor transformations - Preferred vendor for staging companies - Developer partnerships for new construction standard offering

Competitive Moat: Speed and efficiency cannot be replicated by traditional landscape contractors. This is a unique value proposition if executed well.

EMOTIONAL REFLECTION

The Client Entertainment Vision

"I can see it perfectly. The S20 Breeze on the south terrace, overlooking the Sound. The pergola section with long communal table, string lights woven through the beams. The deck section with the bar setup, sunset catching in crystal glasses."

"My clients would ask, 'Nicole, where did you find this?' And I would say, 'This is the future of outdoor living. No six-month construction. No contractor drama. Installed in one day. And yes, I can arrange the same for your property.'"

"This is more than a product. This is a conversation starter, a demonstration of my network and knowledge, a signal that I understand modern luxury is about intelligence and efficiency, not just expense."

But that vision remains theoretical until Connecticut service is confirmed.

RECOMMENDATIONS SUMMARY

For Outer Spaces to Win Real Estate Professionals:

DO THIS IMMEDIATELY: 1. Clarify geographic expansion and timeline 2. Create real estate agent trade program tier 3. Develop permitting guidance by major markets 4. Build Northeast portfolio with case studies 5. Publish complete customization catalog

DO THIS WITHIN 6 MONTHS: 1. Establish showrooms in major markets outside California 2. Partner with 2-3 influential agents in target markets 3. Create staging-specific product packages 4. Develop ROI documentation for property value 5. Launch co-marketing program for trade partners

DO THIS FOR LONG-TERM SUCCESS: 1. European design credibility building (awards, features, partnerships) 2. Sustainability storytelling and certifications 3. Multi-generational durability evidence 4. Integration with luxury lifestyle brands 5. Cultural sophistication in marketing (less tech, more lifestyle)

CONCLUSION

Outer Spaces has created a genuinely innovative solution to real outdoor living pain points. The engineering is impressive, the design is respectable, and the pricing is accessible without compromising quality perception.

However, the company appears to be in early growth stages, with California focus limiting broader market penetration. For a Connecticut-based real estate professional, this creates a frustrating situation: I can see the opportunity, I understand the value proposition, but I cannot access the solution.

My message to Outer Spaces:

"You have built something worth discovering. But discovery is not adoption. Adoption requires access, education, partnership, and trust-building. Come to Greenwich. Show me this installed in a real Connecticut property, weathering real New England winters. Let me touch the materials, meet your installation team, understand your process."

"Do this, and I will become your most valuable advocate in one of America's wealthiest markets. I will bring you clients, I will feature your work in my marketing, I will introduce you to the network of designers and builders who shape this landscape."

"But you must meet me where I am. Because I cannot recommend what I cannot access, and I cannot sell what I have not seen."

FINAL RATINGS:

  • Product Quality: 8/10
  • Design Sophistication: 7.5/10
  • Business Model Innovation: 9/10
  • Market Accessibility: 3/10 (for Connecticut)
  • Partnership Readiness: 6/10
  • Purchase Likelihood: 45% (current) / 85% (with CT service)
  • Referral Partnership Likelihood: 70% (conditional)

RECOMMENDATION TO OUTER SPACES: Expand to Connecticut within 6 months, and I will purchase personally and activate referral partnership. This is not hypothetical interest. This is committed opportunity waiting for execution.

Report compiled by Nicole Beaumont simulation Real estate professional perspective European design standards applied Greenwich luxury market lens

"Build it beautifully. Make it accessible. Support your partners. The market is waiting."