Scottish Widows has bought
Tenants include Barclays Bank, Marks & Spencer, New Look, JJB, Field & Trek and Superdrug. The parade totals 88,000 sq ft of shops and produces £2.4m pa in income.
Separately, Gaia Property Investments has bought
Tenants include Dorsman Estates trading as Peacocks, Goldsmiths, Bay Trading, HMV, Birthdays and
Tony Khalastchi’s Flowdrive has bought
The 10,100 sq ft No.82 is let to Mothercare on a lease expiring in 2013. No.84, which is 4,400 sq ft, is let to Tchibo on a lease expiring in 2017. The total income from both shops is £412,000 pa.
A private client of Strutt & Parker and Christopher Dee & Co has purchased
Tenants include Gap, Cath Kidston and Azendi on leases expiring between 2012 and 2018. The 9,300 sq ft property produces a rental income of £247,500 pa.
Mike Rowlands, head of retail investment at Strutt & Parker, said: “The variety of lot sizes that have transacted demonstrates a comprehensive exposure to various investors and an ability to deliver at all levels. Q4 2009 should once again be active in this sector and I have every confidence the deals will continue to flow.”
Strutt & Parker advised Scottish Widows, Aviva Investors and the private client in Harrogate; CBRE advised Invista Real Estate Management and Gaia Property Investments; Ereira Mendoza & Co advised Flowdrive; Allsop advised Credit Suisse; and Christopher Dee & Co also advised the private client in Harrogate