News

Two Industry Pros Team Up To Target £100M Land Portfolio In London

Merchants Hall
Courtesy of Obsidian Strategic

Obsidian Strategic plans to build up a £100M land portfolio in and around London over the next three to five years. The JV between Chelsea landlord Martin’s Properties and developer BlackOnyx will focus on areas within Greater London and prime home counties, concentrating on “complex sites” that have the potential to create added value.

The new company will focus on areas where demand for housing remains strong, and will be on the lookout for mixed-use projects as well.

BlackOnyx has been developing residential projects for about eight years in prime London and is in the process of creating even larger projects in Chiswick and Guildford.

Martin’s Properties owns one of the biggest mixed-use portfolios in Chelsea. Earlier this year, the company bought Merchants Hall in Islington (shown) for £14M. The former warehouse, local listed building and adjoining property will be developed into a 25k SF mixed-use scheme with prime office space and three residential units.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's London Newsletters
Related Stories

Sovereign Fund Backs £500M Subterranean West End Development

Lone Star Seeks 58% Uplift In Under 3 Years With £175M UK Mall Sale

Battersea Power Station Reveals Plans To Double Development Again

New Occupiers And More VC Money Fuel UK Life Sciences Rebirth

Canadian Firm Raises £680M For 6,000-Home UK BTR Push

Orega Completes PE-Backed Management Buyout: The London Deal Sheet

Solar Projects In Georgia Meet Local Backlash As Data Centers Drive Demand For Power

From Sector-Specific To Asset-Focused: Investment Strategies That Perform Today

The Difference Between Service And Hospitality That Makes A Flexible Workspace A Success

Retail Dynasty Pushes Button On Pair Of London Coliving Schemes

How Prologis Conquered The World

The Opportunities, Limitations And Benefits Of Reserved Investor Funds