Case Studies | Oakdeane Investments

Doddinghurst Medical Centre

Curt Hems — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 20:51:11 +0000

Doddinghurst Medical Centre

Consortium

Oakdeane met with a large group of like-minded pharmacists who expressed interest in Medical Centre investments. The members of this group had existing commercial relationships and were confident in forming a consortium. The consortia option was especially suitable as the individual financial inputs were modest, enabling risk exposure to be spread across a number of medically oriented properties.

St Neotts Surgery, Plymouth

Curt Hems — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 20:50:25 +0000

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St Neotts Surgery, Plymouth

Development

Oakdeane was approached by a Development Company, which held planning permission to build a Medical Centre. They had prior experience in developing retail units and flats but retained minimal expertise or funds with which to drive development of a Medical Centre. On their behalf, we approached known Oakdeane associate investors and shared our vision of what could be done. We offered a full package of information, including all due diligence, full lending package, a development appraisal and proposed timescales.

Our associates were informed of the likely capital outlay and an agreement in principal was reached to proceed with the project. The land was acquired, development lending was organised, project managers and contractors were appointed and building work duly commenced.

The 12 month project was delivered on schedule in June 2015. It was brought-in on spec, on time and most pleasingly – under budget! Unsurprisingly our clients are delighted!

Sainsbury’s, Boscombe

Curt Hems — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 20:12:21 +0000

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Sainsbury’s, Boscombe

Private Individual

Oakdeane was approached by a Private Individual with substantial cash resources. This client wished to purchase a property with a blue-chip covenant, benefiting from a long lease. The client also required complete security and was not prepared to join a consortium.

In discussion, it transpired that pension provision was limited so we considered properties with a very long lease term in lieu of pension. The client was advised that this sort of property would attract a premium and was agreeable. In due course a large Sainsbury’s site with a very long occupational lease was sourced on behalf of the client.