Commercial Real Estate Consultancy
ABOUT
Director Nick Duck, is a chartered surveyor with over two decades of experience within the London commercial property market.
Nick says: "The mission for BlackTeal is to provide clear, concise advice that enables the client to buy or sell with confidence."
Clients choose to work with Nick because of his in-depth understanding of property law and property values obtained during his time as managing director of a niche West End commercial property consultancy and as an investment agent at a leading firm of London property advisors.
Nick has an excellent reputation for buying and selling office, studio and industrial space in City fringe and East London locations.
In recent years he has focused on areas such as Kings Cross, Hackney, Archway, Walthamstow, Edmonton and Shoreditch and now offers support and advice to clients throughout London and the south east.
TRACK RECORD
Prior to forming BlackTeal Investments, Nick was involved in many notable transactions in and around London. A selection of these transactions are highlighted below...
1.
Kings Cross, N7
Multi-let light industrial estate and two further associated buildings in the order of 80,000 sqft, circa £10m of property acquisitions.
3.
Hackney
Multi-let studio space of around 24,000 sqft sold for in excess of £14m.
5.
East London and Essex
Mixed use portfolio investment comprising 92 different units sold for £35m.
7.
Putney, SW15
Mixed use retail and residential sold for In the region of £4.5m.
9.
Edmonton, N18
Potential development site used for open storage comprising of around 5 acres, sold for in the region of £10.5m.
2.
Bow, E3
Single let artist studios of approximately 30,000 sqft, circa £5m property sale.
4.
Walthamstow, E17
A collection of mews properties with predominantly commercial use sold for in excess of £7m.
6.
Archway, N19
Substantial commercial building, multi-let, sold for in excess of £18m.
8.
Islington, N1
Office space close to the station sold for in the region of £2m.
10.
Camden, NW1
Lease of former pub to craft beer market leaders Brewdog, their first London bar.