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UK Commercial Developers - A-Z Profiles ABA Abacus Developments Ltd Abbeygate Developments 40 Bernard Street, London WC1N 1LG Blackfriars House, 379 South Row, Milton Keynes MK9 2PN Tel: 020 7833 3322 Fax: 020 7837 3112 Tel: 01908 230911 Fax: 01908 230931 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.sir-robert-mcalpine.co.uk Contacts Contacts Clive Faine (Managing Director) Adrian McAlpine (Chairman) David Gwynne (Director) Peter Sanders (Director) Andrew Bolt (Director) Comment Financial Much of Abbeygate’s development has centred on Milton Keynes since Faine bought out the business with fellow director David Year Ending Oct 2006 Oct 2005 Oct 2004 Gwynne in 1988. It has invested more than £250m in the town and Turnover £2.43m £5.14m n/a has another scheme in the pipeline that will take that figure past Pre-Tax Profit £3.9m £1.06m £-0.14m £350m. Net Worth £-8.18m £-11.9m £-13.1m It has a rolling development programme of £250m to £300m. Most Total Assets £10.5m £12.3m £10.8m of developments are traded, although Abbeygate retains about Primary Sector: Business Park £40m to £50m of its portfolio. (06/07) Comment Abacus Developments, the property arm of Sir Robert McAlpine Group, is a property investment and development company with involvement in many business parks, retail schemes, office Abbeygate Properties Ltd developments, industrial and warehouse schemes throughout the UK. Many of its recent projects have been undertaken in joint Abbeygate House, St Andrews Street South venture, with companies such as Ravenbourne Securities and Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP33 3PH Oakham Developments. Tel: 01284 752277 Fax: 01284 701773 Email: [email protected] Contacts Abbey Manor Capital Partners Ltd Peter Thurlow (Director) The Abbey, Preston Road, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 2EN Financial Tel: 01935 424251 Fax: 01935 431269 Year Ending Mar 2007 Mar 2006 Mar 2005 Email: [email protected] Turnover £4.47m £2.45m £0.07m Web: www.amcapuk.com Pre-Tax Profit £0.46m £0.36m £-0.1m Contacts Net Worth £2.2m £1.9m £1.69m Jason Mills (Managing Director) Ian Bowker (Finance Director) Judith Gannon (Development Director) Abbeyland Ltd Dave Torrance (Construction Director) Financial 215 Tyburn Road, Erdington, Birmingham B24 8NB Tel: 0121 250 2147 Fax: 0121 250 2148 Year Ending Feb 2007 Feb 2006 Feb 2005 Email: [email protected] Turnover £2.04m £3.11m £9.7m Web: www.abbeyland.co.uk Pre-Tax Profit £0.13m £0.15m £2.84m Contacts Net Worth £7.86m £5.7m £5.4m Roger Murphy (Director) Total Assets £21.8m £17.4m n/a Josephine Humphrys (Property Manager) Comment 04/08 - Abbey Manor Capital Partners (AMCAP) has a 1.25m sq.ft Primary Sector: Industrial development pipeline with an estimated end value of some £200m. Comment The portfolio includes phase two of the Solstice Park business park Abbeyland Ltd develop industrial and warehouse space in near Stonehenge, a 12-acre mixed-use development at Firepool Birmingham. Lock in Taunton and the 600,000 sq.ft Bunford Park business park in Yeovil. Abbeyland's current development programme comprises 6 development sites, providing a range of small industrial commercial AMCAP also has a joint venture with Summerfield Developments for and warehouse premises of varying sizes from 700 sq ft to 4,000 sq the 390,000 sq.ft Weston Gateway business park at Jct.21 M5. ft. (2007) Mills and Bowker have a 40% shareholding in the new venture which is backed by the Timmis family. Section 2 - 2 UK Commercial Developers Directory - 2008 Edition UK Commercial Developers - Top 200 League Table 06/2008 Ranking by square footage SECTOR Retail Shop' Developer Industrial Leisure Mixed Use Office Retail Ware' Centre Grand Total 51 Sellar Property Group 1,385,000 140,000 1,525,000 52 Quadrant Estates Ltd 251,700 1,237,860 21,000 1,510,560 53 SEGRO 666,829 801,000 1,467,829 54 Salmon Harvester Properties Ltd 1,129,994 315,685 1,445,679 55 Stoford Developments Ltd 850,000 561,000 1,411,000 56 Evans Property Group 800,000 500,000 1,300,000 57 Commercial Development Projects Ltd 1,300,000 1,300,000 58 Glenkerrin (UK) Ltd 1,300,000 1,300,000 59 Oak Holdings Plc 1,250,000 1,250,000 60 Valad Property Group 282,180 243,000 710,500 1,235,680 61 McAleer & Rushe Ltd 287,000 400,000 545,000 1,232,000 62 P&O Estates Ltd 1,200,000 1,200,000 63 Royal London Asset Management 835,000 186,000 150,000 1,171,000 64 MacDonald Estates Plc 200,000 955,000 1,155,000 65 Opus Land Ltd 560,000 330,000 260,000 1,150,000 66 City Offices LLP 1,146,978 1,146,978 67 Derwent London Plc 131,600 944,264 71,000 1,146,864 68 William Davis Ltd 850,000 285,000 1,135,000 69 Stockland Halladale 500,000 298,500 65,000 250,000 1,113,500 70 Warner Estate Holdings Plc 340,000 95,000 40,000 631,000 1,106,000 71 Hines UK 1,078,000 1,078,000 72 Shearer Property Group 120,000 950,000 1,070,000 73 West Properties (UK) Ltd 1,000,000 62,000 1,062,000 74 ROK Developments 290,000 748,000 1,038,000 75 Gladedale Capital 50,000 500,000 441,500 32,500 1,024,000 76 Resolution 200,000 800,000 1,000,000 77 Nikal Investments Ltd 839,000 161,000 1,000,000 78 Menta 1,000,000 1,000,000 79 Multi Development UK 990,500 990,500 80 Tritax Assets Ltd 244,000 732,000 976,000 81 Castlebawn Ltd 167,000 800,000 967,000 82 A & J Mucklow Group Plc 439,000 500,000 28,000 967,000 83 Frontier Estates Ltd 560,617 292,100 25,000 80,000 957,717 84 Abstract Securities Ltd 850,000 100,000 950,000 85 Sackville Properties Plc 840,000 100,000 940,000 86 Capital Shopping Centres Plc 939,000 939,000 87 Carlyle Skelton Development Group 150,000 414,000 293,000 70,000 927,000 88 Sladen Estates Ltd 804,900 80,428 885,328 89 Commercial Estates Group Ltd 600,000 277,800 877,800 90 Morley Fund Management 168,000 100,000 600,000 868,000 91 Brixton Plc 857,000 857,000 92 Neptune Developments Ltd 419,000 428,750 847,750 93 Calthorpe Estates Ltd 31,000 42,000 715,960 44,000 832,960 94 Easter Group 662,600 147,000 809,600 95 Brookfield Europe 800,000 800,000 96 Abbey Manor Capital Partners Ltd 800,000 800,000 97 Tishman Speyer Properties UK Ltd 790,000 790,000 98 HBG Properties Ltd 759,000 759,000 99 The Mall Limited Partnership 758,000 758,000 100 St Pauls Development Plc 700,000 55,000 755,000 UK Commercial Developers Directory - 2008 Edition Section 1 UK Commercial Developer's Pipeline 06/2008 SECTOR TOWN ADDRESS SIZE sq ft STATUS DATE Targetfollow Group Plc 2,086,000 sq ft Mixed Use BIRMINGHAM Baskerville Wharf 1,000,000 sq ft NORWICH Harford Place (former T Gill & Son site) 377,000 sq ft Scheme Completion 2010 Office IPSWICH Princess Street 14,000 sq ft Scheme Completion 12 2008 LONDON EC3 60-70 St Mary Axe 300,000 sq ft Planning Application 2008 NORWICH Dukes Wharf, Duke Street 140,000 sq ft Scheme Completion 2010 Terrace Hill Group Plc 3,525,984 sq ft Leisure SOUTHAMPTON Mayflower Plaza Construction Start 2009 Mixed Use CHRISTCHURCH Site at Grange Road Planning Consent 2008 FARNBOROUGH HQ/Hotel site, Aerospace Park 273,000 sq ft Construction Start 2008 LONDON SW1 Howick Place 200,000 sq ft Construction Start 2008 Office BRACKNELL Maxis - Phase I, Two Orchards 180,000 sq ft Scheme Completion 5 2009 BRISTOL Bristol Bridge House, Redcliff Street 56,155 sq ft Scheme Completion 4 2009 CROYDON 100 George Street 240,000 sq ft Construction Start 2008 GATESHEAD Baltic Business Quarter (Balance of Site) 1,500,000 sq ft MIDDLESBROUGH Central Gardens East 130,000 sq ft Construction Start 2009 SOUTHAMPTON Mayflower Plaza 116,928 sq ft Construction Start 2009 STEVENAGE Knebworth Innovation Park Planning Consent 2009 STOCKPORT Gorsey Bank, Cheadle Hulme 270,000 sq ft Selected Developer 2 2008 TEESSIDE Phase 2, 5 Hudson Quay, Middlehaven 99,500 sq ft TEESSIDE Resolution, Teesside Business Park 60,000 sq ft WELWYN GARDEN CITY Broadwater Road 42,151 sq ft Construction Start 2008 WESTON-SUPER-MARE Weston Park - Phase I 50,000 sq ft Construction Start 2007 Retail PENRITH Ullswater Road 44,000 sq ft Planning Consent 4 2008 Retail Warehouse UK Commercial Developers Directory - 2008 Edition Section 3 - 53 UK Commercial Development Schedule 06/2008 TOWN ADDRESS SECTOR SIZE sq ft STATUS DATE DEVELOPER (s) GRAVESEND Town Centre Retail 120,000 Planning 4 2008 Edinburgh House Estates Ltd Application GRAVESEND Town Centre Leisure 35,000 Planning 2013 Edinburgh House Estates Ltd Application GREAT YARMOUTH Beacon Park Industrial 60,000 Planning 12 2007 Gladman Developments Ltd Application GREAT YARMOUTH Beacon Park Office 46,000 Planning 12 2007 Gladman Developments Ltd Application GRIMSBY Alexandra Wharf Shopping 150,000 Planning 3 2008 Henry Boot Developments Ltd Centre Application GUILDFORD The Friary Shopping Shopping 270,000 Scheme 2012 Westfield Shopping Towns Ltd / Centre Centre Completion Hermes Property Asset Management GUILDFORD Woodbridge Road Office 30,500 Scheme 8 2008 Hutley Investments / Standard Life Completion Investments GWENT Celtics Spring Office 35,000 Construction Start 3 2007 AWG Property Ltd Business Park HALIFAX Broad Street Plaza Mixed Use 200,000 Planning 2007 Miller Developments Ltd / Gregory Application Properties Ltd HAMPTON The Pavilions, Cygnet Office 35,500 Construction Start 2007 Frenbury Properties Ltd Park HARLOW Harvey Shopping Shopping 230,000 Scheme 2008 Motcomb Estates Ltd Centre Centre Completion HARLOW RO24 Harlow Two Office 58,870 Planning Consent 7 2007 RO Developments HARLOW Town Centre Mixed Use 500,000 Scheme 2010 Stockland Halladale Completion HARROW Lyon House Office 100,000 Tiger Developments Ltd HATFIELD Town Centre Shopping 200,000 Planning Consent 2004 St Modwen Properties
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