Blackstone, Goldman Sachs and Northwood are preparing to sell a trio of UK portfolios with a total value in excess of £425m.
Blackstone has instructed CBRE and Savills to sell the Kensington portfolio, which includes 45 mixed-use properties around the country.
It is made up of 70% offices and 30% retail and will be marketed with an asking price of £215m.
Goldman Sachs has tasked Knight Frank with approaching a shortlist of potential buyers for the £127.5m Omega portfolio.
It comprises seven retail assets, eight sheds and 11 offices spread across the UK in locations including Preston, Lancashire, Letchworth, Hertfordshire, Newcastle, Bristol, Watford, Hertfordshire and Edinburgh.
Northwood has instructed Deloitte Real Estate to sell 12 offices and sheds in locations including Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, for £85m.
The latest instructions mean more than £1bn of UK portfolios have been put up for sale this month by vendors including Threadneedle Investments, Prologis, Osprey Equity Partners and Aviva Investors.
chris.berkin@estatesgazette.com
