The warehouse provider of choice.
Specialist investors and active managers of UK multi-let warehouses. We built and ran Warehouse REIT — an £805m portfolio — to its £489m acquisition by Blackstone. Now we’re building what’s next.
For over a decade we have done one thing, and done it with conviction — acquire and actively manage the multi-let urban warehouses British businesses depend on.
A forensic approach to acquisition, and relentless hands-on asset management, is how we turn good buildings into growing income. From a standing start in 2013 to an £805m portfolio and a clean exit — a complete cycle, executed.
As at 31 March 2025 · Warehouse REIT reported results
Multi-let, urban, well-connected
We concentrate on the UK’s key industrial hubs — the North West, the Midlands and the Oxford–Cambridge Arc — where demand is deep and new supply is scarce.
Forensic on the way in. Relentless once we own it.
We underwrite every acquisition against the occupier of the future, then treat each lease event as an opportunity to reset the rental tone — reversion, refurbishment and re-letting as one continuous programme.
A complete cycle, executed
From a standing start in 2013 to an £805m portfolio and a £489m exit — with rental growth that is structural, not cyclical.
Responsible by design
We future-proof every asset — EPC B on refurbishment, BREEAM Very Good on new build, and a clear pathway to net zero — with sustainability capex timed to lease events, not bolted on.
Active asset management, proven
Every claim backed by a number from the track record.
Delta Court, Doncaster
Tembé DIY tripled its footprint across three moves; rents 21.7% ahead of ERV.
Estate transformationBradwell Abbey, Milton Keynes
EPC A–C rated units lifted from 38% to 71% via lease-event refurbishment.
Capturing reversionGateway Park, Birmingham
Passing £7.91 vs ERV £11.67 psf; a new deal at 50% above prior rents.
Home to 409 occupiers
Diversified, well-covenanted income — the top 15 occupiers represent just 36% of contracted rent.
Let’s talk about a mandate.
Institutional investors, capital partners, landowners and senior occupiers — we’d like to hear from you.