Eleven years, three districts: building a London holding for a family office
A family office that did not want a building. It wanted the streets — and has been buying them, quietly, since 2015.
A London headquarters for Reply, held and doubled
An Italian technology group arriving in London in 2009, and the same building twice the size sixteen years later.
Brands we have acted for
Twenty-one retail and food-and-beverage brands advised in London, each with the street and never with a figure.
Seven sites in three years
Occupier-side acquisition on a repeat mandate, from a power-station development to Mayfair, the City and a Southwark market scheme.
Reviews, renewals, surrenders and assignments
A lease is signed once and then costs you money for ten years at moments most occupiers do not prepare for.
Compact food and beverage in stations, arcades and market halls
A kiosk at a station is not a small restaurant. It is a different business, and the property decisions that make it work are not the ones that make a restaurant work.
Bringing Italian brands into London
An Italian house arriving in London has no UK trading history and no covenant. That is a solvable problem, and it is most of the work.
Burlington Arcade: five units, five brands
Burlington Arcade is not a high street with a roof on it. We have taken five units inside it, for five different brands.
Neal Street, Covent Garden
Retail strategy and acquisition for Brandy Melville, with the address decided before the search began.
16 Old Bond Street, Mayfair
Retail acquisition, off-market. The shop next door was not for sale. It was secured anyway.