Hartnell Taylor Cook LLP's commercial Investment team is dedicated to providing our clients with expert advice on rental and capital values, yields, market analysis and trends, all backed-up by the experience of our multi-disciplinary practice, comprising retail, business space and industrial leasing teams, and our professional division. Through our offices in London, Bristol, and Plymouth we are able to offer in-depth local knowledge on a national basis.
Lack of quality investment stock is the current challenge facing the property investor. Whilst the banks appear to be bringing to the market distressed stock, prime, well let, modern properties are keenly sought, whilst secondary stock continues to stick, no matter where the pricing drops to.
So, whether you are seeking to sell or acquire properties as a commercial investment we have the knowledge and expertise to deliver strategic and proven results.
Our Investment team provides investment advice to pension funds, property companies and private investors.
Our clients include Aberdeen Asset Management, Canada Life, CBRE Investors, Deeley Freed Estates Ltd, Henderson Global Investors Ltd, Invista Real Estate Investment Management, LaSalle Investment Management, Marks & Spencer Plc, Mattioli Woods, Prudential Property Investment Managers, David Samuel Properties, Standard Life Investments, Threadneedle Property Investments Ltd, and UK & European Investments.

“Whilst the investment market has now improved significantly as Funds, Institutions and cash purchasers continue their "flight to quality" seeking prime, well let assets across all sectors, it is still difficult to procure deliverable property from motivated vendors but at Hartnell Taylor Cook LLP we have used our local knowledge in the west country to acquire the House of Fraser store in Cardiff for PRUPIM and a new office HQ in Swindon for Threadneedle PUT, both off market situations.”
Ian Lambert
Tel: 0117 946 4525 Email: ian.lambert@htc.uk.com
A major new manufacturing and distribution scheme has been launched into the Bristol market by specialist logistics developer Bericote. The developer is to build new production and distribution units on the 62 acre former Rhodia industrial plant which closed in 2006 and has since been demolished.