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Hartnell Taylor Cook LLP
Maximising your property potential
As an owner or investor in commercial properties you will already understand the importance of expert advice when it comes to maximising the return on your investment - especially in a slow market. Cutting out unnecessary costs, maximising long-term revenue, identifying new opportunities and creating a competitive edge are key.
Similarly, if you are looking to rent a commercial property there are many potential pitfalls to avoid and evaluation processes to follow in order to ensure you get the closest possible fit to your needs - financially and operationally.
Hartnell Taylor Cook LLP is an independent commercial property consultancy that can help you do precisely that - and maximise your property potential.
- Located in Bristol, London and Plymouth.
- 90 Employees.
- Manage a portfolio of properties worth over £2.5 billion.
- Collects over £92 million in rents and service charges each year.
- Secured Bristol's largest office occupier purchase of the year.
- Recent large scale transactions completed for H & M Hennes, Primark, Tesco and Waitrose.
“The last two years have been an exceptionally turbulent for all. The lack of bank lending, development and investment activity, coupled with an economy on the ropes has spelt hard times for the property industry.
There are a number of indicators to suggest the UK property market has turned the corner. However, while the worst appears to be over, the best may still be some time coming and our current view is one of cautious optimism in the light of an economy that remains troubled.
At HTC we remain focused on capitalising on opportunities that allow our clients and us to grow in profile and profitability. Adapting to the changing climate is the key and we believe that our spread of specialist skills leaves us well placed to develop in the recovering market.”
John Rand
Tel: 020 7788 3810 Email: john.rand@htc.uk.com
NEWS
Acting on behalf of Canada Life, Hartnell Taylor Cook LLP's investment team has sold the freehold interest of Barnwood 3 and 4, Gloucester, for £2,735,000.