The Kevin Harrison Group

The Kevin Harrison Group is rated 3 out of 5 in the category real estate. Read and write reviews about The Kevin Harrison Group. The Kevin Harrison Group (TKHG) is a multi-dimensional company offering services in several disciplines, with the following core divisions: 1. UR- Imagination Inc (Architecture and Urban Design) 2. Highclere Properties (Real Estate) 3. Harrison Construction (Construction and Project Management) 4. Ur-Plants Inc (Landscaping) 5. A90 Media (Media Consultancy). TKHG’s style can be described as professional with a flare for vision and multi-sectoral project design. A major competitive advantage is that the group is one of a few entities in the Western Hemisphere which offers high quality holistic solutions to the property and media markets. Further, significant direction is now on the group’s Real Estate and Property development divisions with partnerships are already in place in London, wider Europe and the Middle East. With 20 years experience in the Industry, and now significant marketing and business investments under way to propel the group to global sights, TKHG is a front runner for industry leadership in the Caribbean region. The entity has developed several luxury housing schemes mainly in the Barbados West Coast, including design development and project management commissions for over a dozen luxury villas on the world famous Sandy Lane Estate. Further, TKHG has developed large scale mixed use development projects (USD $100-400 Million) in the Caribbean, Africa, the United Kingdom and resort developments in the Far East. Mr. Harrison has also worked with award winning large scale housing projects in the United Kingdom and has also consulted to the London Stock Exchange listed entities. During this period, the project team in the UK developed competition wining schemes for cities in China, which typically comprised major transport interchanges (including sea ports and train stations) and in particular a 20,000 unit housing development with an estimated cost of USD $2 Billion in Suzhou, China.