Shoreditch Works, EC2
A once in a generation opportunity. Long before Shoreditch became one of London’s most sought-after destinations, two families began quietly assembling buildings across the neighbourhood. They weren’t following a trend, they were investing for the long term, recognising the area’s potential decades before it became synonymous with London’s creative economy.
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Alphabeta, EC2
The Alphabeta Building (formerly Triton Court) was secured off-market in 2012, when the freeholder went into receivership.
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The MET Building, E1
LaSalle purchased the property from LocatED in October 2022 for £56.58M. The transaction was structured so that the acquisition AfL and fixed-price build contract all happened simultaneously. This ensured the deal could go ahead, even in such an uncertain market.
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60 Aldgate, EC3
Formerly the site of a 13th century abbey, the centre of the 18th century sugar industry and Jack the Ripper’s 19th century stomping ground, Aldgate is steeped in history.
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Principal Place, EC2
Principal Place was Shoreditch’s first large floorplate development. It was the catalyst that attracted Amazon, which in turn was the springboard for drawing hundreds of other exciting new occupiers to the area.
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The Stage, EC2
With 350,000 sq ft of first class commercial accommodation, 412 high-end private residences and 1 acre of public space, The Stage transformed South Shoreditch.
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