HB Reavis sells London office property (GB)

HB Reavis sells London’s South Bank office property (GB)

HB Reavis has agreed the sale of Cooper & Southwark, a c. 78,000ft² high-quality office development at 61 Southwark Street, to an overseas private investor. The sale follows the successful pre-let of the whole building to international real estate advisor CBRE’s Global Workplace Solutions division in April this year. The purchase price has not been disclosed. 

 

Located in London’s South Bank, one of the most desirable places to work and live in the city, Cooper & Southwark has been transformed by HB Reavis from a dated building into a well-designed, contemporary office development.

 

The transformation involved reconfiguring the internal space to create an attractive, continuous office environment, achieved by extending the building and creating around 11,900ft² of the new workspace. The seven-storey office development also features large terraces on the fifth, sixth and seventh floors, providing stunning views across London - a signature HB Reavis feature.

 

Cooper & Southwark is HB Reavis’ second completed development that has been sold or let to a single occupier in London following 33 Central, a 226,000ft² new-build office, which was sold to US investment bank Wells Fargo in 2017.

 

Steven Skinner, Transactional Director at HB Reavis, said: “The sale of Cooper & Southwark demonstrates our ability to create value through both the quality of our developments and the pre-leasing terms we were able to achieve. This significant investment from a global investor emphasises the continued growth of the South Bank into one of the most appealing places to live, visit, work and invest. The South Bank will continue to be a key area for us as we progress our plans for the redevelopment of Elizabeth House in Waterloo into one of the city’s most important schemes.”

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