It is hard to believe the arrogance (or perhaps stupidity) of Goldman by playing a cynical game of spoof with investors holding the Travelodge covenant. This is at a time when, after a lot of hard work in the operational business, the hotelier finally began to produce some good financials and build levels of…
Whilst we all get used to different ways of working, relying more on technology, recent experience shows that both the institutional and private investor has been very focused in getting a deal done when they know they’ve got hold of a good product. Long income and well-located development opportunities are hard to access as…
Pleased to have completed two separate sales on behalf of private clients. The Pavilion in Hedge End, Southampton underlined the economic strength of this part of the country and Corby continued to show investor's appetite for multi-let industrials. For more information on these sales, please get in touch. Congratulations to Hanover Green who acted…
See below a letter passed to me and written by Sec of State for Business. Important to emphasise the Government is supporting the construction industry and commending their efforts which are, and I quote “delivering for our Nation through this difficult time”. From a product delivery perspective, investors should take that it is business…
I have just scribbled an article on #furloughing in the #commercialproperty industry as I'm upset to hear how one or two friends have been treated this past week. (I'm not clever enough to draft it into fewer words for a post) For those of you who read this, I hope you and your families…
Whilst Britain left the EU on Friday night, business confidence remained high in Cambridge as #SouthCambs and #CambridgeCountyCouncil committed nearly £40m into commercial property in two separate, independent transactions; 270 Cambridge Science Park and Evolution Business Park. Both of these sales have shown the level of investor confidence in the city, particularly in the…
Growing up outside London in a part of the country lacking out-of-town retail or Tesco Extras, shopping was done monthly on the high street, the food shopping made simple by parking next to a precinct with a Sainsbury’s. These trips were few, but large amounts of food were bought to shove in the freezer.…