SWIP (Scottish Widows Investment Partnership) today announces that its Airport Industrial Property Unit Trust (AIPUT), a specialist owner and manager of airport related industrial warehouses, has signed a significant letting with Expeditors International an existing operator at Glasgow Airport. 

Expeditors, a leading global logistics company headquartered in Seattle, Washington, has committed to taking 15,000 sq ft of warehousing space at AIPUT’s Air Cargo Centre to consolidate its freight hub operation at Glasgow Airport and grow its logistics services to its international client-base. 

This is one of the most significant ‘off airport’ lettings at Glasgow Airport in the last five years.

Air Cargo Centre - situated adjacent to Glasgow Airport - is a strategic asset for AIPUT and currently provides approximately 150,000 sq ft of quality warehousing space to the aviation community. The estate is already home to a number of international renowned names including UPS, UTI Worldwide, Alpha Catering and Saints Transport.

There is currently strong interest being expressed in the last remaining unit on the estate which extends to approximately 10,000 sq ft.

Nick Smith, Fund Manager for AIPUT within SWIP’s Real Estate Team, commented:  “SWIP, on behalf of AIPUT, is delighted and proud to be announcing this significant transaction alongside their established and valued customer Expeditors.   This deal represents a significant commitment from both AIPUT and Expeditors to Glasgow Airport and reaffirms Glasgow Airport’s ambition as a growing international airport.

“This project is indicative of how AIPUT is dedicated to delivering world-class solutions and service excellence to our customers, and in delivering an exceptional asset for our investors.  We look forward to forging a deeper and stronger relationship with Expeditors both here in Glasgow and at our other holdings throughout the UK.”

Neil Cockburn, Director of the Glasgow Office of Jones Lang LaSalle, commented:  “AIPUT’s flexibility and commitment to delivering a quality product was instrumental in ensuring that Expeditors remained and indeed expanded their operation within Air Cargo Centre at Glasgow Airport.”

Expeditors were represented by O’Connor Kennedy Turtle.

AIPUT was represented by Jones Lang LaSalle, Ryden, Chappell King and Dundas & Wilson. 

The American insurance company, Allstate, has said it will create 650 jobs at its Northern Ireland operation over the next three years.

The firm currently employs 1,900 people at its premises in Belfast, Londonderry and Strabane.

Almost 200 of the software development, software testing, infrastructure services and analytics posts have already been filled.

The remaining 450 will be recruited by 2016.

Allstate Northern Ireland was established in Belfast in 1998 and provides high quality software development services and high end business solutions.

First Minister Peter Robinson said the jobs announcement "by a top Fortune 100 company sends out a clear and unequivocal message to international investors to have confidence in Northern Ireland".

BBC Northern Ireland business editor Jim Fitzpatrick said: "This is the biggest single software jobs investment since devolution was restored in 2007.

"Invest Northern Ireland is offering just over £4.5m of support. It will deliver £20m a year in additional salaries."

Mark Patterson of O'Connor Kennedy Turtle represented the landlords in the Londonderry and Belfast accommodation.

The latest barometer for the state of Northern Ireland's housing market has confirmed what other surveys have reported - house prices are back on the up.

The latest University of Ulster quarterly house price index found the average cost of a new home during the first quarter of 2013 was just over £131,000.

Weighted across house types, that represents an increase just shy of 2 per cent over the past year.

The survey, produced along with the Bank of Ireland and the Housing Executive, perhaps gives the most accurate picture of the north's housing market.

It comes after the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) survey reported house prices were on the increase for the first time since the property crash in 2007.

The University of Ulster said results of their index pointed to a "tentative recovery".

It covered 1,407 open market transactions from a network of estate agents, up more than 50 per cent on the same period in 2012.

The report cautioned that performance across Northern Ireland was still highly variable and the market remained vulnerable to shocks.

Its authors, Professor Alastair Adair, Professor Stanley McGreal, Dr David McIlhatton and Dr John McCord, said: "The first quarter survey provides further support to the argument that the housing market is showing tentative signs of recovery, with the volume of transactions up again this quarter and with a weighted rate of increase of 1.9 per cent in the aggregate market compared to the same quarter in 2012."

Almost three quarters of the total sample sold at below £150,000 with 45 per cent going for less than £100,000.

Meanwhile, almost a third of sales were terrace or townhouses while the representation of semi-detached homes was also higher at 28 per cent.

Alan Bridle, UK economist at Bank of Ireland UK, said: "Higher demand from both first-time buyers at the new price points coupled with investors attracted by rental yields on some properties are reported as key drivers of increased activity, particularly in the Belfast market.

"Some modest loosening in the mortgage market, partly as a result of the UK Funding for Lending scheme, and a perception that prices may have bottomed in the more urban locations may also be positive influences. Seasonal trends should be supportive of higher sales volumes over the next few months."

The Housing Executive's head of research Joe Frey said: "Further signs of a stabilising housing market are to be welcomed but economic fundamentals in Northern Ireland remain weak, suggesting that any upturn in the market is some way off."

The strongest-performing sector was detached houses, up 6.4 per cent over a year to an average of £215,26 while terraced/townhouses were up 5.5 per cent to an average of £85,351.

In contrast, semi-detached bungalows fell 11.5 per cent to £103,180 and semi-detached houses dropped by 5.3 per cent to £124,605.

There were regional variations also. In Belfast the volume of sales recorded was up, although the price of £135,385 was lower - reflecting a high concentration of terraced/townhouses and apartments in the sales.

South Belfast remained the highest-priced area in Northern Ireland while North Belfast was the least expensive.

Source: www.irishnews.com/business (dated 7 May 2013)

51 COLERAINE ROAD, PORTSTEWART

For Sale – Investment Opportunity

LAND AT 22 CRAIGSTOWN ROAD, MOORFIELDS, ANTRIM

For Sale – Residential Development opportunity

45 RAILWAY ROAD, COLERAINE

For Sale - Business

10C ENTERPRISE CRESCENT, LISBURN

To Let – Business Unit

218 LISBURN ROAD, BELFAST

To Let – Prominent Ground and First Floor Accommodation

57 BARNETTS ROAD, BELFAST

For Sale – Development Site with Full Planning Consent

448 NEWTOWNARDS ROAD, BELFAST

To Let – Modern Retail Unit

BLOCK 2, UNIT D, JENNYMOUNT BUS. PARK, NORTH DEBRY STREET, BELFAST

To Let – Grade A Office Space

LANYON ANNEX, 3RD & 4TH FLOOR, JENNYMOUNT BUS. PARK, NORTH DEBRY STREET, BELFAST

To Let – Grade A Office Space

UNIT 9 LOGUESTOWN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, CLOYFIN ROAD, COLERAINE

To Let – Distribution Warehouse with Yard

HILLVIEW ROAD / CRUMLIN ROAD, BELFAST

For Sale – Modern Warehouse

TAYLOR BUSINESS PARK, 17 CARNANEE ROAD, TEMPLEPATRICK

To Let - New Build Cross Dock Warehousing With Generous Marshalling Area

8 PLASKETTS CLOSE, KILLBEGS ROAD, ANTRIM, ANTRIM

To Let – Modern Office

23 HIGH STREET, NEWTOWNARDS

To Let – High Profile Retail Unit

1 EASTBURN AVENUE, BALLYMONEY

For Sale - Semi Detached Chalet Bungalow With Garage

BRADLEY WAY, GREAT NORTHERN LINK, STRABANE

For Sale - Strategically located land within limit of development

93-95 MAIN STREET, CRUMLIN, ANTRIM

To Let - Retail Unit / 2 Bed Apartment

REAR 19 DEERPARK ROAD, BELLAGHY

For Sale - Self-Contained Workshop Premises

38 MAIN STREET, STRABANE

For Sale / To Let - Central Commercial Property

Property deals ripe for the picking

The news over the past few years about commercial property has often involved doom and gloom, with premises becoming vacant and some companies being tipped into insolvency by their property commitments. But a lot of problems were due to the fact property had been acquired years ago on inflexible terms, such as rents that were too high, or having to pay three months rent in advance.

The commercial property market has evolved considerably over recent years, particularly with the pressure resulting from the tough economic times. There are now deals on offer which could make it worthwhile businesses dipping their toe back into property before things change again. I believe there is unlikely to be a better time to do deals and, in some cases, property can be just the launch pad a business needs to move to the next level.

While trends such as internet shopping and remote working are on the up, they do not replace the need for physical places for people to shop, or showrooms and offices for working, because people still crave real experiences and face-to-face interaction. Therefore, property is still a worthwhile investment for many businesses and often a necessity for successful expansion for SMEs.

Market standard lease terms have changed a lot since those which were common around 10 years ago. At that time, terms were leases more than 10 years long. And 10 years was seen as short, as leases had previously often been over 21 years with no right for a tenant to end the lease early. Rent did not go down. Instead, it could go up every five years and service charges payable by tenants could be enormous.

There were calls for laws to regulate the terms allowed in leases. The property market has tried to stave off such laws, saying there is self-regulation with market pressures. So commercial property professionals and industry bodies representing both owners (landlords) and occupiers (tenants) have introduced a code of good practice. This is a good place to look if you want to know more about lease terms. The code and the market have made a difference to lease terms, which are now more flexible.

What's more, there are now properties where deals are ripe for the picking. There is an oversupply of some types of property, such as retail units that are not in prime locations or offices in need of modernisation. In these cases, landlords can be more flexible on the terms agreed. Deals can often be done for smaller spaces in less high-profile or popular locations as overall demand is lower and since SMEs initial property requirements are more likely to be modest, this means their target property may well be one where a good deal can be done.

An empty property costs a landlord money due to the business rates and maintenance – there are instances where a property owner will let someone use the building on a short-term basis for nothing more than those costs with an opportunity to stay there longer if things work out. They might even offer it for free until the time is right for the owner to develop the land so that it does not lie empty and in the doldrums in the meantime. Property owners are more innovative, and pop-up shops and serviced offices such as easyOffice are all the rage. These are usually a more flexible way to 'rent' property and can be taken on a very short-term basis. So, if it does not work out for the business, the SME is not stuck with a long-term commitment.

But how do you find these opportunities? It can be time and cost-effective to pay a surveyor to find the right property for you. The internet is also awash with information. Sometimes though it is who you know - talk to friends, family and contacts and they may know someone who may know somewhere that is right for you. Once you find somewhere there are standard form documents available that can be signed to keep costs of documenting the agreement down. Such standard documents need carefully checking as they may need amending to ensure that the terms you have worked hard to secure are included and there is not a cost in the long term due to shortcuts now.

In short, deals can be now done for property that will be an asset for your business.

(Source: www.guardian.co.uk  - 12 April  2013 / Angela Dennis - commercial property specialist from Russell-Cooke LLP solicitor)

LANDS ADJ. TO 189 DONAGHADEE ROAD, BANGOR

For Sale – Prominent Development Site With PP For 9 Units

1 EASTBURN AVENUE, BALLYMONEY

For Sale - Semi Detached Chalet Bungalow With Garage

BRADLEY WAY, GREAT NORTHERN LINK, STRABANE

For Sale – Site extending to c. 2.89 Acres within Limit of Development

93-95 MAIN STREET, CRUMLIN, ANTRIM

To Let - Retail Unit / 2 Bed Apartment

REAR 19 DEERPARK ROAD, BELLAGHY

For Sale – Self Contained Workshop Premises

38 MAIN STREET, STRABANE

 For Sale / To Let – Commercial Property

2 Raceview Terrace, Broughshane, Ballymena

For Sale - 3 Bed Mid Terrace

101 & 103 Main Street, Dungiven

For Sale - Development Site (c. 0.07 acres)

41 Portaferry Road, Newtownards

To Let - Warehousing Accommodation

Lands At Tonnaghboy, Roslea

For Sale - Agricultural land (c. 52.5 acres) with Dwelling / Outbuildings (May be sold in separate lots)

86a And 86b Main Street, Bangor 

To Let - First Floor Retail / Office Units

68 Culmore Point Road, Culmore Point, Derry/Londonderry

For Sale - Extensive Period Residence

60 Trench Road, Mallusk, Newtownabbey

For Sale - Modern Business Unit with Dedicated Yard

97a Belfast Road, Carrickfergus

To Let - Warehousing with Ancillary Office

House sales are growing and price drops are slowing down, a survey of Northern Ireland property professionals suggests today.

Over 70% of estate agents and surveyors polled by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said transactions were up – the highest in over three-and-a-half years.

Around one fifth said sales were steadying, and just seven per cent aid they were lower.

The estate agents were also more upbeat about prices, with just over half saying that prices had stayed the same over the three months to the end of February.

Expectations were relatively rosy, with all respondents saying that they expected sales would rise or stay the same in the three months ahead. No-one thought transactions would fall.

Over 90% said prices would steady over the three months, and 7% said they would increase. No-one expected them to fall.

RICS' findings back up the content of last month's residential property price index (RPPI) from the government, which said that sales in the last three months of 2012 were up 20% on the same period in 2011.

Between October and December, there were 3,693 sales, the highest since the last quarter of 2007 when 4,329 were recorded.

Garry Best of Best Property Services in Newry said: "Sales volumes have been increasing but for the last 12 months, that has been at the lower end of the market. However, we have seen a bit more active competitive bidding in the £150,000 to £300,000 price category in the last quarter.

"It looks like there's a gradual increase in confidence but there's still a long way to go."

Simon Brien of BTWShiells in Belfast said: "We are certainly seeing considerable increase in volume of sales and over the past two quarters we have seen prices stabilising, most noticeably on the eastern side of the province and in greater Belfast, where the most demand and activity seems to be."

The RPPI gave a standardised property price index for the end of 2012 of £91,553 – down more than 50% from the £209,857 peak of 2007.

(Source:  Belfast Telegraph - 12 March 2013 / Margaret Canning)

Lands At Magheralane Road, Randalstown, Antrim

For Sale – Lands Adjoining Development Limit – C. 6.5 Acres

Lisnevenagh Road/ Ballycowan Road, Ballymena

For Sale- Highly Prominent Agricultural Land – C. 4.8 Acres

Lands At Slaght Road, Ballymena, Antrim

For Sale – Block of Woodland – c. 3.8 Acres

Aird Clachan, Causeway Road, Bushmills

For Sale – Block of Farmland – c. 13 Acres

Lisnevenagh Rd/ Fernisky Rd, Kells, Ballymena

For Sale – Block of natural Woodland – c. 3 Acres

Raceview Road, Broughshane, Ballymena

For Sale – Field of Grassland adjoining the Braid River – c. 3.75 Acres

1 And 1a Carnlough Road, Broughshane, Ballymena

For Sale – Period Dwelling and Former Motor Sales Garage

74/80 Raceview Road, Broughshane, Ballymena

For Sale – Prime residential Developments Lands – c. 1.14 Acres

14-24 Cushendall Road, Ballymena, Ballymena

For Sale – Prime Developments Lands – c. 1.36 Acres

141-143 Galgorm Road, Ballymena, Ballymena

For Sale – Prime residential Development Lands – c. 2 Acres

303 Belmont Road, Belfast

For Sale – Residential Development Opportunity

305 Belmont Road, Belfast

For Sale – Residential Development Opportunity

111 Glenarm Road, Larne

For sale – Substantial Detached Family Home with Full Planning Permission for a Residential Development

O'Connor Kennedy Turtle have been instructed to sell a number of residential development sites and agricultural lands by Tom Keenan of Keenan CF.

The properties range from small plots of farmland and woodland to sizeable residential development sites spread throughout Greater Belfast and Co Antrim

OKT were able to deploy the resources of their two offices and local expertise to report quickly and effectively and ensure minimal delays in coming to the market.

Tesco Store, Main Street, Limavady

Transaction:    Sold June 2012

Yield:                 Sub 6%

Purchaser:       London based Pension Fund

The lease was granted on usual commercial terms for a period of 25 years from May 2006 at a passing rental of £386,000 per annum exclusive.

Comments:

Tony O’Connor, representative of the local Landlord / Developer and Consultant to O’Connor Kennedy Turtle (OKT) remarked that …’the price reflected competition from more than one Pension Fund in London, which illustrates demand still exists for good quality Investment product in Northern Ireland’.

Other investment deals within OKT are on the offing.

First Floor, Portview House, 80 Dargan Road, Belfast

To Let - Prominent Office Accommodation

5 Millfields, Balnamore, Ballymoney

For Sale - Residential Investment

House At 21 Larne Road, Ballynure

For Sale - Modern 5 Bed Residence

School Lane, Gulladuff, Maghera

For Sale - Site with planning permission

4 The Boulevard, Belfast

For Sale - Modern Townhouse

15 Carncullagh Road, Dervock       

For Sale - Investment Premises

Rose House, Derryvolgie Avenue, Belfast        

To Let - First Floor Offices

Dornan's Road, Lower Ballinderry     

For Sale - Site with Planning Permission for Detached Dwelling

27 Brookhill Avenue, Belfast        

For Sale - 5 Bed Mid Terrace Property

31 Barnagh Park, Donaghadee

For Sale - 3 Bed Mid Terrace House        

4 Duncairn Avenue, Belfast 

For Sale - 5 Bed Residential Development Opportunity

120 Largy Road, Carnlough 

For Sale - Farm Holding 58.5 Acres (23.67 Ha) Plus Common Mountain Grazing 65.65 Acres (26.57 Ha) With The Benefit of Planning Permission For Two New Dwellings

225 Ballysillan Road, Belfast

To Let - Retail Units

266 Newtownards Road, Belfast

To Let - Retail Unit

Unit 42 Somerton Ind. Estate, Dargan Crescent, Belfast

To Let - Office / Trade Counter Unit

The days of big falls in Northern Ireland property prices are over - but the average price of a house is still expected to drift lower in the months ahead, according to a new survey.

The report, published by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and Ulster Bank today, also revealed that activity in the first time buyer market is picking up - and that some areas of the province are performing more strongly than others, with Belfast faring better than most areas.

"Overall, the big house price falls are certainly behind us, particularly at the lower end of the market and this is most apparent in the Greater Belfast area", RICS spokesman Tom McClelland said.

"But with economic conditions, repossessions and other factors, the average price in Northern Ireland will likely move lower in the months ahead, with price changes likely to be much more apparent in some areas than others".

The poll asked chartered surveyors to indicate "how much average house prices have changed over the last three months".

Some 27% of surveyors here said they expect house prices to fall in the next three months while 73% expect the market to hold steady.

More than half (55%) said prices fell over the past quarter while 44% said prices had remained un-changed.

The survey also showed that the proportion of first-time buyers is now the largest since 2001.

Garry Best from Best Property Services said that in the Newry and South Down region, the lower end of the residential market has indeed bottomed out.

"Property under £100,000 is in great demand from investors and first-time buyers and turning over", he said.

For houses over £200,000 he said there is "an oversupply and limited enough demand".

Estate agent John Minnis said - "This survey proves that the housing market is back on its feet, it is moving again and prices are stabilising.  This will not only give our consumers more confidence when making property purchases, but will also go a long way in helping builders, new developments and those involved in the resale of properties".

Derek Wilson, head of Lending Products at Ulster Bank said "the drop in prices has brought first time buyers into the market".

Source - Belfast Telegraph 11th September 2012 - By David Elliott (Business Editor)

O'Connor Kennedy Turtle are pleased to announce a recent letting to Ground Espresso Bar, in the Former Northern Bank Property in Bushmills. 

It will  be Ground Espresso's eighth store in Northern Ireland and their fourth sourced by Henry Taggart of OKT.

We wish them every success in their new location.

30 North Street, Carrickfergus

To Let - Substantial Retail Unit

6 Ballynahinch Road, Hillsborough

To Let - Prominent Office Suite

Lisnelly House, 7 Gortin Road, Omagh

For Sale - Distinguished Resident in Mature Grounds

Maydown Road, Derry / Londonderry

For Sale - Commercial / Industrial Land

8 - 10 Doagh Road, Ballyclare

To Let - Prominent Retail Unit

11 Vicarage Road, Portadown

To Let - Modern Office Accommodation

Lisnevenagh Road / Ballycowan Road, Ballymena

For Sale - Highly Prominent land

Ballyclare pizza lovers in for a treat

Domino's,  the largest pizza operator in the UK, is just adding the finishing touches to their latest Northern Ireland  outlet  - a highly prominent unit at The Square in Ballyclare .

Letting Agent Alan McKinstry of O'Connor Kennedy Turtle says the new letting will ”compliment the towns existing food offer “ and is convinced it will prove very popular with the locals .

As a growing town within Newtownabbey and ideally located within the Belfast commuter belt,  Ballyclare has attracted steady retail attention the most noteable addition being the ASDA store which has reduced retail leakage to other areas.

Alan himself a resident of Ballyclare welcomes the arrival and is likely to be one of its first customers!!

11 Vicarage Road, Portadown

To Let - Modern Office Accommodation and Vehcile Workshop / Storage Unit

41 - 45 University Street, Belfast

For Sale - Mixed Use Investment Opportunity 

Knockinillar Road, Douglas Bridge, Strabane

For Sale - 5 No. Residential Sites

Unit 1, Raphael Way, Coleraine

To Let - High Spec Retail Unit

Ballyhampton Road, Larne West, Larne

For Sale - Prime Residential Development Land 

Union Road, Magherafelt

To Let - Prominent Retail Unit

28 - 30 Great Patrick Street, Belfast

To Let - Car Parking Spaces

Queens Quay Roundabout, 90 - 2 Strand Road, Derry

For Sale - Strategic Riverside Site

12 Church Street, Ballymena

For Sale - Town Centre Retail / Office Building

12a Market Square, Antrim

To Let - Riverfront Restaurant Premises Suitable for Part / Full Conversion to office use (subject to planning)

Unit 4, Church Lane, Coleraine

To Let - Town Centre Café / Restaurant Premises

34 / 36 Ballymoney Street, Ballymena

To Let - Retail Unit

16 Kingsgate Street, Coleraine

To Let - Prime Retail Unit

44 Market Street, Limavady

To Let - Prime Retail Unit  / First Floor Accommodation

An Empty Premises Relief Scheme will come into effect from 1 April 2012.

Land & Property Services has advised that an Empty Premises Relief Scheme has been created to help get long term empty premises back into business.

For further information please  CLICK HERE:

To find out how O'Connor Kennedy Turtle can assist you, please contact us on 028 9024 8181 or at our Northern Office on 028 7034 4244.

O’Connor Kennedy Turtle are pleased to announce the following new appointments:

Name: Ross Sweeney

Company: O'Connor Kennedy Turtle (OKT)

Position: Partner

Experience: Elected a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 2009, Ross holds an RICS accredited Masters in Property Valuation and Law from Cass Business School, City of London and has been with O’Connor Kennedy Turtle since 2006.  In his new role, Ross will be responsible for retail agency and capital markets. The O'Connor Kennedy Turtle partnership was formed in 1993, bringing together a comprehensive range of property expertise and experience in a firm providing a full province-wide service.

Name: Alan McKinstry

Company: O'Connor Kennedy Turtle (OKT)

Position: Associate

Experience:  Elected a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 2009, Alan holds with a First Class BSc (Hons) degree in Property Investment and Development. With the company since 2008, Alan is involved in all aspects of general agency work and professional services, including valuations, rent reviews, lease renewals and rating appeals / assessments. In his new role, Alan will be responsible for promoting the newly diversified agency department with specific reference to office, development, industrial and insolvency instructions.  The O'Connor Kennedy Turtle partnership was formed in 1993, bringing together a comprehensive range of property expertise and experience in a firm providing a full province-wide service.

Name: Michael Burke

Company: O'Connor Kennedy Turtle (OKT)

Position: Associate

Experience: Elected a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 2009, Michael holds a BSc Hons degree in Urban Land Economics. Michael, who is based in the firm’s Coleraine office, joined the company in 2007 and is involved in all aspects of general practice, specialising in providing consultancy reports and advice to the leading lending institutions and business restructuring organisations throughout Northern Ireland. In his new role, Michael will also be responsible for developing the O’Connor Kennedy Turtle business throughout the North of Ireland. The O'Connor Kennedy Turtle partnership was formed in 1993, bringing together a comprehensive range of property expertise and experience in a firm providing a full province-wide service.

30 Church Road, Ballynure

For Sale - Office And Warehousing Accommodation On A Self Contained Site

79a Doagh Road, Ballymena

To Let - Extensive Warehouse Accommodation & Storage Yard

Linfield Road, Belfast

To Let – Car Parking Spaces

126 Glenarm Road, Larne

For Sale - Great Refurbishment / Redevelopment Potential

428 Shore Road, Newtownabbey

For Sale – Residential Development Opportunity

97 Great Victoria Street, Belfast

To Let - High Profile Retail Unit - c. 200 sq m (2,163 sq ft)

350 Woodstock Road, Belfast

To Let - Prominent Retail Unit With Ancillary Offices / Stores

33 Barr Cregg, Claudy

For Sale – Excellent Semi-detached property

35 Barr Cregg, Claudy

For Sale – Excellent Semi-detached property

24 Bishop Street, Derry

For Sale – Former Northern Counties Building - GIA  c. 12,000 sq ft  (1,115 sq m)

84 / 86 Main Street, Maghera

For Sale - Convenience Goods, Newsagency, Deli Supermarket Business 

(Available Under 10 Year Lease Or Freehold)

291 Melmount Road, Victoria Bridge, Strabane

For Sale - Highly Prominent Showroom & Workshop

21 Campsie Business Park, Derry

For Sale - Substantial Former Car Showroom & Workshop

2 Garvagh Road, Dungiven

To Let - Self-Contained Office Accommodation With Dedicated Car Parking

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10 Antrim Street , Carrickfergus - Town Centre Retail Area - Ground Floor Retail Area extends to c 410 sq ft (38 sq m)  

19 – 23 Moss Road, Carnmoney, Newtownabbey - For Sale - Residential Development Opportunity - c. 0.4 Acres with Benefit Of Full Planning Consent For 6 No. Semi-Detached Dwellings  

8 Upper Crescent, Belfast - For Sale - Prominent Office Accommodation In A Prestigious South Belfast Location

Washingbay Road, Coalisland, Dungannon - Residential Development Opportunity with benefit of full planning consent  

Granges Street, Ballyclare - For Sale (May Let) - Former Food / Department Store Of C. 3,452 Sq Ft On Self Contained Town Centre Site Of C. 1.33 Acres (On The Instructions Of Cavanagh Kelly As Administrators Of Woodsides (Ballyclare) Ltd

30 Joymount, Carrickfergus - For Sale (May Let) - Prominent Edge Of Town Former Food Store Of C. 37,500 Sq Ft On Self Contained Site Of C. 2.25 Acres With Alternative Leisure Use / Redevelopment Potential(On The Instructions Of Cavanagh Kelly As Administrator Of Woodsides (Ballyclare) Ltd) 

26 Railway Street, Newcastle - For Sale (Retail Unit To Let) - Vacant Ground Floor Retail Unit And Tenanted 3 Bed Apartment  

32 Irish Street, Downpatrick - For Sale - Town Centre Commercial / Residential Redevelopment / Refurbishment Opportunity (Subject To Planning)  

Unit 23, Pennybridge Industrial Estate, Ballymena - Investment - The property forms part of a retail warehouse /  trade park with various users 

70 Ballymoney Street, Ballymena - To Let - Prime Retail Unit  - 162 Sq M (1,746 Sq Ft)  

30 North Street, Carrickfergus - Substantial Retail Unit c. 126 sq ft (1,359 sq ft)

106 Queen Street, Lurgan - To Let - Prominent Showroom / Retail Unit / High Profile Sales Yard

10 Michelin Road, Mallusk, Newtownabbey - Investment

57 Parkgate Road, Connor, Ballymena - Compact Residential Farm - Attractive farm with residence and farm buildings located on the edge of Connor Village, convenient to both Ballymena and Antrim.  Extending to c. 36 acres. 

Mahon Road, Portadown - Prominent Showroom / Offices and Warehouse   

24 Craigstown Road, Randalstown - Residential Development Opportunity with benefit of full planning consent