Andrew White

Andrew heads up the UK Residential & International Properties (Asia) Department at Colliers and is a specialist advisor in residential and mixed use developments.  He has been involved in some of the largest and most complex sites within the U.K.

The Residential Department at Colliers comprises a market leading  team of  surveyors and advisers who focus on London, The South East and the Regions, advising  clients on their options for maximising value for their assets, including planning, development consultancy, Build To Rent, investment and disposal strategy and New Homes & Project marketing, both in the UK and Internationally.

Andrew has worked in the sector since 1994  having started his career with a large multinational real estate agency, then running his own land agency for 8 years before joining Colliers in 2013. He has advised government bodies such as the NHS, as well as family businesses, funds, charities, developers and companies on their strategy for disposal of their land holdings and property assets.

Clients include, Legal & General, the NHS, Royal London Asset Management, The Diocese of London, London Square, Telereal Trilium, Threadneedle, Aberdeen Standard, Greggs, Rexel and PSA Group as well as other large corporate landowners.

I have been fortunate enought to have been involved with some incredible projects that  have contributed to changing the fabric of an area, to smaller boutique developments that fit into a  local community. Below is a list of some of the more memorable projects.

• Disposal of Crown House Brighton for £15M.
• Disposal of Bond House New Cross with planning for 89 units to Crest Nicholson.
• Disposal of the BT Depot Langley with planning for 129 houses on behalf of Telereal Trillium.
• Disposal of 266 Balham High Road with planning for 71 units for Indigo Scott.
• Disposal for the NHS Essex for 1200 units at Severalls Hospital Essex, one of the largest NHS site to come to market.
• Disposal of the Smith Centre Henley for Threadneedle .
• Disposal of Callis Yard Woolwich with planning for 150 units on behalf of Inland Homes.
• Disposal of Maltings Farm West End Woking with planning for 95 houses on behalf of MHA.
• Acquisition of Tolworth Tower for £53.5 M to CNM Estates, including hotel, retail and office space and in excess of 300 residential units.
• Disposal of Axion House Lewisham for 150 units on behalf of Bike Alert.
• Disposal of 34 Kilburn High Road, a mixed use residential investment for £19.4M on behalf of the Salamancar Trust.
• Disposal of Sherborne Wharf Birmingham for Inland Homes with planning for 250 units.
• Disposal of 60 Neasden Lane NW10 with planning for 121 residential units plus commercial space for £12.5M.
• Acquisition of McBean Street Woolwich to Legal & General for 700 units for circa £45M.
• Acquision of Smugglers Way Wandsworth for Legal & General for 1000 units with a GDV of over £500m.
• Disposal of Amen Corner Bracknell to Danescroft for £4.5M on behalf of receivers.
• Acquisition of Trumpers Way Hanwell for MHA for £12.5M for 150 units

Property Type

Residential

Skills

Development Advisory, Portfolios, Development Advisory

Specializations

Residential

Inland Homes, Aberdeen Asset Managament, Royal London Asset Management, Legal & General, Rexel. PSA Group, Mole Valley Local Authority, LLoyds Banking Group, Danescroft, Realstar, Greggs, The Press Association, London Square, Taylor Wimpey, Fairview,  Barratt, Agenda Capital, MHA London.

It is always a pleasure to work with the Colliers Residential Development team – as well as serving us with some great business opportunities, they invariably look after our interests providing professional support throughout the deal process. - Jeremy Scott Indigo Scott.