Social infrastructure-related uses have outperformed over the Brexit and Covid shocks.

Continuing demand is driven by: the growing UK population; continued public and private spending on healthcare, education, social care and specialist housing; and a shortage of new social infrastructure provision linked to new housing. Social infrastructure should perform throughout economic cycles because the assets are essential for society to operate and are driven by long-term demographic trends.

Selected Case Studies

Children's Nursery

Greater London Nursery Portfolio

A portfolio comprising 19 Childcare and Pre-school settings located across Greater London.

Sciences

Silwood International Science Park, Ascot

7-acre Life Science campus comprising 70,000 sq ft of existing purpose-built lab space R&D cluster.

Transport Infrastructure

Cardiff Gate MSA, Cardiff

A motorway service area in Cardiff providing a key piece of transport infrastructure on a main entrance route to Cardiff.

Healthcare

Former Fuel Depot, Cambridge

A former fuel depot and business park that has been repositioned for Elderly Care and Retirement Living uses.

Yarnton Home & Garden, Oxford

12-acre Garden Centre strategically located within an identified growth corridor to North Oxford.

Chertsey

Longcross Ecotech, Chertsey

A 20-acre estate comprising Energy-from-Waste (EfW) and Open Storage uses.

Islip Fuel Depot, Oxford

A strategic Land holding comprising a 33-acre former-DIO fuel depot with existing built infrastructure

Wemms Education Centre, Surbiton

8-acre Special Educational Needs (SEN) School with total accommodation of 49,000 sq ft arranged across a number of buildings.

Social infrastructure-related uses have outperformed over the Brexit and Covid shocks.

Social infrastructure sectors

Selected Case Studies