JPW Real Estate

19/04/2023

JPW Real Estate is marketing a 15,109 sq ft commercial and residential freehold in Euston Road, London NW1 with vacant possession. Offers in excess of £9.0m are invited. For further information email [email protected]

24/12/2021

A Happy Christmas to all our clients, customers staff and suppliers

Our offices will be closed on 25th - 28th December 2021 and reopen on 29th - 31st December 2021. For Emergencies our 24/7 Helpdesk remains fully operational throughout the holdiay period and you can contact us on 0333 234 7000 or at [email protected]

28/11/2021

What will new homes look like by 2030? How likely are we to see innovation like this from the current house builders ?

This sustainable house is rethinking home design to help people leave a much smaller carbon footprint.

17/11/2021

Seeking an experienced Service Charge Accountant

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17/06/2021

Long overdue, this will only improve the West End’s longest shopping thoroughfare

Transformation of London shopping district aims to address air quality, pedestrian congestion and traffic

16/06/2021

Buyer Beware!

We live in Hong Kong but want to buy a home in London

13/05/2021

JPW is recruiting a Service Charge Accountant

To undertake the efficient and effective operation of the finances of the property management portfolio to ensure that all clients/parties are satisfied with the service provided. This will include:

08/04/2021

King’s Road Marks & Spencer in line for redevelopment

Kings Road Property has submitted plans to demolish Marks & Spencer’s King’s Road store in Chelsea, SW3, to make way for a new building with more office space, with the retailer’s floorspace significantly reduced.

Under planning proposals submitted to Kensington and Chelsea Council, the site at 81-103 King’s Road would be redeveloped into a five-storey mixed-use block, including more than 100,000 sq ft of offices, and 26,000 sq ft of retail space.

The current part-three-storey and part-four-storey 1980s building includes two retail floors occupied by Marks & Spencer, totalling around 36,000 sq ft, a basement car park and offices above.

Developer Kings Road Property wrote that the retailer has decided not to renew its lease on the building, which expires in 2023. It said that M&S wishes to retain a presence at the site, but to downsize to a food-only offering and “significantly reduce its floorspace”.

It comes weeks after Marks & Spencer announced plans to redevelop its flagship Marble Arch store on Oxford Street, W1, and cut back on retail space at the site.

The 137-year-old retailer wants to replace the upper floors of the building – which is one of two M&S stores on Oxford Street – with office space, as part of its “Never The Same Again” transformation programme.

Under the strategy, M&S said it would “create a store estate fit for the future”, with ongoing store rotations and renewals, greater integration of technology and “assertive management” of its leasehold and freehold assets to “unlock additional value”.

Retailer is rethinking its estate amid falling sales

08/04/2021

Hurlingham Retail Park offered for sale for £50m with planning for 269-unit residential scheme

Royal London Asset Management and development partner Londonewcastle are selling a £300m residential scheme at Hurlingham Retail Park in Fulham, SW6.

The pair have appointed CBRE to sell the freehold with vacant possession and consent for 269 luxury flats.

The 3.2-acre consented waterfront site is being sold with no guide price, but is likely to fetch bids of around £50m, in line with recent sales in the area.

Last year Londonewcastle reworked the plans with Hopkins Architects, raising the number of homes to 269, with 32,775 sq ft of retail and shrinking the car park.

The Hurlingham on the River scheme comprises buildings of up to 12 storeys with 50,000 sq ft of amenity space, a 24,000 sq ft private resident’s garden and 475 ft of River Thames frontage.

The luxury scheme is located close to King’s Road and Chelsea.

Drew Watkins, fund manager at RLAM, said: “The fund has owned the Hurlingham Retail Park for a long time and feel we have taken the first major step in its redevelopment by securing an excellent planning permission for a residential-led scheme.”

Adam Cradick, executive director residential land, CBRE said: “This is one of the last remaining riverside regeneration sites in this prime part of London, and one of only a few prime consented residential development opportunities to come to market in London in recent times.

“The success of other waterfront schemes nearby including Battersea Reach, Battersea Power Station, Fulham Riverside and Wandsworth Riverside Quarter have helped establish the reputation of London’s riverside developments internationally, and we therefore anticipate interest from overseas developers as well as domestic.”

Last year, Henley acquired the neighbouring 3.5-acre Albert Wharf and Swedish Wharf for £30m. Henley aims to lodge plans for around 300 mixed-tenure homes to replace the expired consent for 237 homes. To the south of the river in Putney, a luxury scheme of 127 flats on 1.1 acres is being sold for £25m.

Bids for site expected to reach £50m

29/03/2021

All changes as City of London Corporation unveils plans to pedestrianize areas around Bank Station near our office

The City of London Corporation has today unveiled proposals to pedestrianize areas around Bank Tube Station to make the busy junction safer.

26/02/2021

A question that we are often asked is where do we see value and opportunity in the London housing market. Here's a useful article from CityAM on London's most affordable boroughs.

The most affordable areas to buy a property in London have been revealed, with outer south and east boroughs dominating the list.

24/12/2020

A Merry Christmas to all our Clients, Customers, Residents and Suppliers. Our office is now closed until Tuesday 29th December 2020 but in the event of an emergency please call our 365/24/7 Helpline 0333 234 7000.