Leeds city centre office building sold in £5m deal
A 33,181 sq ft office building in Leeds’ central business district has been purchased for £5m.
Oxford House has been acquired by Topland Group with the purchase price reflecting a net initial yield of 9.25%.
Cushman & Wakefield acted for the vendor, Samara Group whilst Ereira Mendoza advised Topland.
Located on Oxford Row opposite Leeds Combined Court Centre, the five-storey office building is home to 22 occupiers including Morrish Solicitors and Exchange Chambers.
Oxford House generates a total net income of £488,444 per annum.
Samara Group previously acquired the building for £2.5m in 2014 and went on to undertake a refurbishment programme, completing in 2016.
Richard Brooke, associate in Cushman & Wakefield’s Investment team in Leeds, said: “This deal provides an excellent example of where Samara Group have enhanced asset value through refurbishment and a successful letting strategy.
“The investment generates an attractive yield as well as offering ongoing asset management opportunities to further drive value.”
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