Posted Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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Big Industrial Hat-Trick deal for Aberdeen
Fraser Ward

In one of the largest multi-let industrial transactions Aberdeen has seen, Andrew Johnson’s Chancerygate, advised by Ryden and Biggart Baillie, has sold a portfolio of three industrial estates in the city for £10.427 million to clients of CBRE Investors, represented by King Sturge and McGrigors.  The sale price represents a yield of 8.45 per cent.
Chancerygate acquired the portfolio in 2008.  It comprises Forties Industrial Estate Centre, Denmore Industrial Estate and Portlethen Industrial Estate.  Tenants include TNT, Weatherseal, Nationwide Access and Greco Subsea.
Ken Shaw, partner at Ryden, said:  “The portfolio has undergone a proactive and successful asset management programme which has added significant value to the assets for our client.
“This first deal of its of its kind for nearly two years. The market has been tricky for this type of stock during the recession although the sale provides evidence of an improvement in pricing and a welcome return by funds into the market.”

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