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A retail park close to Hereford United's football ground has been sold and the purchasers have pointed out that when the 'Old Market' development is completed it should give a boost to the area.
The purchase also suggests there continues to be interest in Hereford which may eventually led to Hereford United being able to develop the two ends of its ground.
This from Property Management International:
This from Property Management International:
Orchard Street Investment Management LLP has acquired Hereford Retail Park, Hereford from Prupimfor £12.35 million, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.5%. The purchase was made on behalf of St James’s Place property funds. Hereford Retail Park provides 53,389 sq ft of modern retail space and is currently let to a high quality line up of tenants including DFS, PC World & Currys Megastore, Harveys and Carpetright, all at rents between £15.50 and £16.00. Cushman & Wakefield advised Prupim and Morgan Williams advised Orchard Street.
The entrance to the park includes a standalone A3 retail unit currently let to Pizza Hut at a rent of £19.50. All leases are coterminous with 13 years to run without break. The park also has a bulky goods planning consent that allows for the sale of pets and pet products.
The retail park is excellently located on the strategically important Newton Road in Hereford and stands to benefit from increased footfall when the “The Old Market” shopping centre development completes in 2014.
Commenting on the acquisition, Barney Rowe, Partner at Orchard Street, said: “As an investment, the park offers long and secure income from tenants with strong covenants on a low rent, while Hereford provides a loyal catchment area of consumers with minimal competition from surrounding towns. With the arrival of the new shopping centre, both the city and Hereford Retail Park stand to benefit, with the retail park more than most given its position and proximity to the new scheme.”
The retail park is excellently located on the strategically important Newton Road in Hereford and stands to benefit from increased footfall when the “The Old Market” shopping centre development completes in 2014.
Commenting on the acquisition, Barney Rowe, Partner at Orchard Street, said: “As an investment, the park offers long and secure income from tenants with strong covenants on a low rent, while Hereford provides a loyal catchment area of consumers with minimal competition from surrounding towns. With the arrival of the new shopping centre, both the city and Hereford Retail Park stand to benefit, with the retail park more than most given its position and proximity to the new scheme.”
