Asset types

From a single flat to a whole building

The approach is the same at every size. We understand the property, match it with an operator who wants it, or manage it for you where that suits it better. What changes is who takes it and how long it takes.

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Single units

A single flat or house, let or vacant, where you want a reliable income without the day-to-day work.

Often the quickest to agree, because operators are always looking for well-located flats and houses.

Portfolios and residential blocks

A few units across several addresses, or a whole residential block (C3) in one ownership. One agreement instead of many separate tenancies.

More to agree than a single flat, so it takes a little longer, but one agreement replaces many tenancies.

Hotels and serviced apartments

Hotels, aparthotels and serviced apartment buildings (C1) that are underperforming or empty, where the owner wants an operator rather than a buyer.

Handled privately and with care, so these take longer from first conversation to agreement.

Student accommodation

Purpose-built student schemes and large HMOs, where the right operator matters as much as the rent.

Timed around the academic year, with a small number of specialist operators.