Sunday, November 17, 2024

Nottingham industrial unit acquired for £1.88m

Custodian REIT, the UK property investment company, has acquired an industrial unit in Nottingham for £1.875 million.

The 24,134 sq ft unit on Moorgreen Industrial Park is occupied by commercial printing company Hickling & Squires with a weighted average unexpired term to first break or expiry of 7 years.

The unit has a passing rent of £130,000 per annum.

Commenting on the acquisition, Richard Shepherd-Cross, Managing Director of Custodian Capital Limited (the company’s discretionary investment manager), said: “We are delighted to have secured this modern industrial asset in an excellent location.

“The purchase was agreed off-market and the net initial yield of 6.53% is above average for a market typified by significant occupier demand leading to rental increases.”

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