Logo contest: CoPoint

What we do:

I am a Chartered Surveyor (MRICS). I have set up CoPoint to provide commercial property advice mainly to tenants and occupiers but some landlords mainly for London and the south of England although clients could be anywhere in the UK. Clients may also require industrial and retail space although the office market will be the main area I will be advising. I will be able to find suitable office space for occupiers and advise on all aspects of property from locating suitable premises , negotiating the lease, challenging occupational costs and fitting out the space to the occupiers specification to ensure occupiers have the best property and the lowest cost to operate their business from. My clients will range from very small, fashionable start up companies to very well established traditional business occupiers. Property is a tangible product and a practical business. The logo will go onto my website, business cards, email signature block.

Mainly tenants/occupiers of London office space but also some retail and industrial occupiers. London and the south east will be the main market but it could be anywhere in the UK. There may also be some work for landlord clients. My clients will range from young start up companies to well established companies. I want to ensure that occupiers have the best space possible at the most competitive cost to enable their business to succeed.

The colours need to demonstrate an efficient, professional, warm approach that make potential clients feel good but also see that CoPoint is a company of action. The logo needs to make potential clients want to pick up the phone or send an e mail to me.

I started sketching something along the lines of a background sky line of London city office buildings with two lines meeting at one point (red colour - target/action?) on one of the buildings. I thought this showed that the company was about property, the lines saying that me and the client are work together to reach the same point in terms of occupying a building but thought this might look a bit complex/complicated? maybe it could be made simpler.