29th May 2025
Our Real Estate team is proud to have played a key role in helping ARGO Real Estate, the UK-based real estate operating partner and investment manager, acquire its first seed property as part of the launch of its innovative £500 million brown-to-green urban logistics platform, having secured significant backing from cornerstone investor Blue Coast Capital.
The platform aims to aggregate a £500 million portfolio, repositioning urban logistics investment assets ripe for refurbishment into best-in-class sustainable properties in economically strong and densely populated UK cities and towns, enhancing both income and capital values.
The venture’s first acquisition was Tuscam Trading Estate in Camberley, Surrey. Covering 183,000ft², this under-rented industrial estate is now being extensively refurbished to deliver modern, sustainable accommodation.
ARGO has also signalled a strong pipeline for further acquisitions, with additional transactions expected to be completed soon. This highlights the market’s growing appetite for sustainable urban development and reinforces our team’s commitment to reshaping the landscape of urban logistics assets.
Real Estate Partner Daniel Glowacz led our team with core support from Sarah Cameron (Real Estate) and Catherine Thompson (Construction & Engineering).
Discussing the deal, Daniel Glowacz said, “It has been a privilege to support ARGO in bringing this transformative urban logistics platform to life and to acquire their first seed property. Our team worked diligently to ensure the deal met the rigorous demands of both the market and sustainability standards. We’re proud to have contributed to a project that drives value creation and champions modern, green developments. This collaboration sets a strong precedent for future endeavours in the sector.
“Our team looks forward to continuing to facilitate innovative transactions that drive sustainable change in the real estate market and support visionary projects that contribute to the regeneration and modernisation of urban assets.”
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