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Altrincham based Regional Property Solutions secure three new property managements
Regional Property Solutions (RPS) has secured three new local property management instructions to add to its growing property management portfolio.
Beachetwood Holdings has handed over the management of 31-33 Stamford New Road, Altrincham, which it purchased in September for 1.8M. The former Slug & Lettuce building, now converted, comprises 8,500 sq ft on four floors providing six, two-bedroom rental apartments on the upper floors with German retailer Kutchenhouse occupying the ground and produces a total income of £126,100 per annum.
The 5Am Group Ltd has appointed RPS to manage a Grade II listed former office building at 16 Old Market Place, which has been transformed to provide three quirky floors of high specification accommodation comprising a total of 1,400 sq ft, now let to Quinta Group.
Lorcom Properties has selected it to manage a recently acquired investment at 179 Ashley Road, Hale. The two storey 1,600 sq ft mixed use building in the centre of Hale village is let to established jewellers, W Frank and Son, who occupy the ground and basement accommodation with the first floor currently occupied by the landlord.
Daniel Lee, managing director, Regional Property Solutions, said: “We are delighted to add these properties to our property portfolio of over 100 buildings and estates with a rent roll of circa £6.5M and look forward to actively managing them to ensure the smooth running of these properties which encompass the full spectrum of management issues across the retail, leisure, office and residential sectors”.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jill Brain .
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