PropertyEU
C&W Investors buys London asset for UK pension fund
Date: 4 January 2012
Category: Deal
Cushman & Wakefield Investors has acquired New Chapter House, a core City of London asset, for £17 mln (EUR 20 mln), reflecting a yield of 5.7%. The 2,100-m2 property was purchased for the West Sussex Pension Fund.

The asset located directly opposite Liverpool Street Station was refurbished in 2008 and is let to seven occupiers with an average weighted lease term of seven years. Cushman & Wakefield advised the buyer while Drivers Jonas Deloitte represented the vendor.

'The Central London office and retail markets have strong fundamentals and we anticipate will provide above average returns in comparison to the wider property market,' said Peter Balfour, head of UK Investment Management at CWI.

Cushman & Wakefield Investors is the independent investment management arm of property adviser Cushman & Wakefield.
 
Dutch office market faces EUR 10bn writedown: DTZ
South-African investor buys London's Tower 42 for EUR 340m
Union sells Les Renardières in Paris for EUR 148m
Amundi snaps up office in Paris Bercy for EUR 90m
Pramerica buys Glasgow office scheme for EUR 84m
UK investors purchase Barcelona's Hotel Palace for EUR 68m
Hahn fund acquires Regensburg retail centre for EUR 40m
C&W Investors buys London asset for UK pension fund
JLL sees slow start for UK market but brighter prospects in H2
Deutsche Hypo provides EUR 104m loan to Gecina
WP Carey & Co. founder and chairman dies in Florida