Workman has been re-appointed by Paloma Capital to provide property management services across 36 assets within its Dove Fund, with instructions covering multi-let industrial, office and retail park assets.
The existing portfolio, for which Workman began providing property management services in 2021, has expanded significantly over recent years, initially comprising 27 assets (330 units) with a rent roll of £16m and growing to now include 36 assets (490 units) with a rent roll of £25m.
The mixed portfolio principally comprises industrial and logistics assets. Notable schemes include: Power Park, Wakefield; Globe Industrial Estate, Manchester; Crossley Park, Stockport; Norwich Airport Industrial Estate, and Amesbury Distribution Centre (pictured below).
Jeremy Collin, Director, Paloma Capital, said:
“We are pleased to renew Workman’s property management services on our Dove Fund, which has grown considerably since its inception in early 2021. The Workman team provides valuable industrial expertise on our 36 assets across a wide geographical spread within the UK. We look forward to continuing the partnership.”
David Soar, Partner at Workman, said:
“We’re delighted to be re-appointed by Paloma Capital in an exciting time of continued growth for the portfolio. By delivering a quality occupier experience and maintaining exemplary standards onsite, we have supported the expansion of this portfolio, in line with Paloma’s business plan.”
