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Goldstone Retail Park Hove | BN3 7PN Unique Redevelopment Opportunity
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Investment Rationale
E
Brighton & Hove is one of the fastest growing conurbations in E C
urrent planning consent permitting predominantly
the country with a population increase of around 13% over the Open A1 non-food.
past decade and 9% growth forecast by 2030.
E Unique opportunity to undertake a comprehensive and
E
Brighton & Hove has a strong residential market, that is significant residential led mixed use redevelopment.
undersupplied relative to levels of demand and forecast
E T
he site is identified within the Hove Station Development
population growth.
Area, and the Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan for
E
The site is highly accessible by train and road being to the north substantial redevelopment.
west of Hove Town Centre and located off Old Shoreham Road
E Indicative studies suggest potential for scheme of c. 800 units,
(A270), a main arterial route which provides direct access to
with the ability to create taller landmark elements.
London Road (A23).
E
Brighton has a significant undersupply of residential stock (61 out
E
The property is currently a well configured and established retail
of 63 cities for housing stock growth), leading to sustainable values
scheme, built in 1998 and totalling 82,000 sq ft across 5 retail
together with house price growth of c.20% since April 2015.
warehouse units, together with 2 pod units.
E
Potential to include a mix of residential tenures/uses including
E
The site extends to 5.5 acres (2.2 hectares).
Private For Sale, Build to Rent, Student Accommodation and
E
The park is let on a WAULT of 5 years to a mix of national Care Homes, optimising the cashflow profile and driving
multiples including; TK Maxx, DFS, Pets at Home and Harveys development returns.
off sustainable rents, together with a vacant 26,000 sq ft unit
and 2 pods let to Burger King and Nando’s.
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Strategic Location Hove is easily accessible by car:
Hove forms a key part of the Brighton and Hove conurbation on the A23: 2 miles east
south coast in East Sussex, approximately 45 miles east of Portsmouth, A27: 4 miles north west
27 miles west of Eastbourne and 53 miles south of Central London. M25: 51 miles north
Eastbourne: 27 miles east
It benefits from excellent transport links with There are three main train stations which
both the A23 London Road and A27 within a service the town (Hove, Aldrington and Portsmouth: 45 miles west
10-minute drive. The A23 runs from Brighton 20 Brighton) all located within a 10 minutes’
miles north to the M23 and from there the M25. drive of the scheme and providing quick
access to Portsmouth, Eastbourne and
The A27 runs west to the M27 and A3(M) London Victoria.
intersection, directly north of Portsmouth
and from there the wider motorway network. Hove, Aldrington and Brighton Stations are
situated within a 10-minute drive of the scheme
and benefit from connections via GWR, Thameslink
and Southern Railway to the following locations:
M25
Grays
Reading London Dartford
M4
Bracknell
A2
Eastbourne 37 mins
Isle of
Rochester Sheppey
London Victoria 55 mins
Croydon
A33 A249
A3 M20
Epsom M2
Woking
Portsmouth & Southsea 1h 12 mins
A331 M25 Maidstone
M3
A21
London Gatwick 35 mins
Guildford
Tonbridge
M20
Horley A22
A31
Alton
M23
Royal Ashford
Tunbridge
Wells
Haslemere A2070
Horsham Tenterden
A23 A26
A3
A272
Haywards London Gatwick Airport is located 27 miles
Heath
(36 mins) north of Brighton & Hove and
Rye
offers a wider range of international flights
A3(M) Lewis
A27
Chichester Arundel Hailsham to over 230 destinations across 70 countries.
Hastings
Worthing
Brighton A26
Portsmouth Bognor Regis Newhaven
Eastbourne
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Extensive Catchment &
Highly Affluent Demographic
10 minute 15 minute
E According to PROMIS, the total population within the Hickstead Wivelsfield
Brighton & Hove Primary Retail Market Area is estimated Dial Post
Wineham
Goddards
Green
at 473,000 at end 2018, above the Regional Centre average Burgess Hill
Chailey
and ranking the City 16th out of the PROMIS Centres.
Spithurst
Plumton
E B
righton & Hove serve an extensive and highly affluent Ashington Ashurst
Henfield
Green
Hassocks
catchment area. CACI Limited estimate 218,123 people Woodmancote
Muddleswood
Wiston Ditchling
live within a 10 minutes’ drive-time of the property Barcombe
A23
increasing to over 309,188 people within a 15 minutes’ Oreham
Common Plumpton
drive-time. Pyecombe
Hamsey
A26
Fulking
Bramber
E By 2023 the population is estimated to increase by 2.5% Saddlescombe
for the 15 minutes’ drive-time catchment with an increase Stanmer
Falmer
Lewis
Findon
A27
of 5.3% estimated by 2028, significantly higher than the
Coombes
UK regional average of 5%. A24
A27 Swanborough
Portslade Iford
E T
he immediate 10-minute catchment boasts a highly A27 Southwick Woodingdean
affluent profile, with those categorised in the top 3 Acorn Shoreham-by-Sea
Hove Southease
Groups considerably in excess of the UK Average at 78.1%.
Worthing
Brighton
Saltdean
BN3 7PN 10 mins UK Avg Peacehaven
Affluent Achievers: 15.3% 21.6% E The social grade statistics also reflect a strong
BN3 7PN 5 mins UK Avg
Rising Prosperity: 45.1% 10.0% 5-minute drive-time, with Social Grade AB
Comfortable Communities: 17.7% 26.6% at 32.5%, significantly above the UK average Social Grade AB: 32.5% 22.2%
of 22.2%.
Total 78.1% 58.2%
Social Grade C1: 36.9% 30.8%
E The 15 minutes’ drive-time population spends
Home Ownership: 58.3% 63.3%
on average £115.26 per household per week on
personal and household goods which is in line Car Ownership: 66.5% 75.6%
with the UK average.
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Thriving Local Economy
Brighton & Hove is a highly affluent University City and international
tourist destination, complemented by a strong and growing economy.
The Brighton & Hove Economic Strategy 2018 – 2023 was E Brighton is 61st out of 63 cities for housing stock growth,
adopted by the council in December 2018 and highlights highlighting a significant need and high demand for
the City’s key characteristics, summarised below: new product.
E T
he City has seen strong population growth of around E In 2018 Brighton ranked 9th for highest rises in house
13% over the past decade and is forecast to grow by a prices annually.
further 9% by 2030.
E B
righton & Hove is a thriving economy which has seen Brighton And Hove Retail Supply
employment grow by approximately 11% since 2013 to E Brighton and Hove has one of the most limited retail
a total of 140,000 jobs, with the number of businesses warehouse provisions in the country for a conurbation of
increasing by 20% to 16,000. its size, with high levels of demand and limited supply.
E T
he local economy has grown to over £7bn in the last More information can be provided on out of
year, largely due to the rise of creative & digital town dynamics.
industries. Over the last 5 years, this sector has grown E Total retail warehouse supply in Brighton and Hove is
by over 40% to approximately 1,500 businesses and estimated at 400,000 sq ft, with retail parks accounting
6,800 jobs. for approximately 58% of this space.
E The city has a highly qualified workforce with
approximately 50% of the working population having
high-level qualifications, above the UK average of 38%.
E S
ignificant student population of approximately 35,000 POPULATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
spread across the University of Brighton and University IN BRIGHTON & HOVE IS ANTICIPATED
of Sussex.
TO BE EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG OVER
E T
ourism remains an important driving force for the THE NEXT DECADE AS IT CONTINUES
economy, accounting for approximately 20% of the jobs
in the City, with an expenditure of over £850m.
TO OFFER A HIGH STANDARD OF LIVING
AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
E S
ince 2014, the council has received approximately 100
applications for commercial to residential development,
the 7th highest level recorded across all local authorities
outside London.
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Brighton Pier
British Airways i360
Hove Station
Sussex County
Cricket Club
Goldstone Retail Park
Hove Park
A2023
A270
For indicative purposes only.
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Goldstone Retail Park
E G
oldstone Retail Park is located off the A270 Old Construction
Shoreham Road, arguably the prime out of centre retail
destination across Brighton and Hove. The scheme is E P
urpose built in 1998 of steel portal frame construction
approximately 1.5 miles west of central Brighton. with steel panel elevations and partially glazed frontages.
E T
otalling approximately 82,000 sq ft, the scheme is E The
car park is a combination of paving and tarmac with
well configured and comprises 5 retail warehouse black top finish.
units together with 2 pods.
Access
E T
he well-established park is let to a mix of tenants
including; TK Maxx, DFS, Pets at Home and Harveys E V
ehicle access to the park is via Newtown Road which
together with a vacant 26,000 sq ft unit. There are is just off the A270 Old Shoreham Road which connects
2 pods let to Burger King and Nando’s. with Brighton and the A23 London Road.
E The
site extends to approximately 5.5 acres E T
here is a regular bus service every 5 minutes to the park
(2.2 hectares). from Brighton town centre and surrounding areas.
E T
here are 305 car parking spaces across the site giving E The
park is also accessible via Hove Station which is
a ratio of 1:269 sq ft per space. 0.5 miles south east of the park approximately a
9-minute walk.
E O
riginal planning permission was granted in 1997 for
predominantly Open A1 non-food planning consent.
Planning permission was granted in 1998 for “Erection
of a single storey building for the use Class A3 takeaway
GOLDSTONE RETAIL PARK IS THE STRONGEST
restaurant/drive through with associated parking, AND MOST ESTABLISHED RETAIL PARK IN
servicing and landscaping.” THE CATCHMENT BUT MORE SIGNIFICANTLY
PROVIDES A UNIQUE RESIDENTIAL
REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
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Hove
Park
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Old Shoreham Road (A2
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For indicative purposes only.
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Tenancies
The property is let to a good mix of predominantly bulky goods retailers producing a total net income of £2,506,181 per annum with an average weighted
unexpired lease term of 5 years (4.8 years including tenant breaks).
The short-term income is secured on covenants of leading retailers of which 71% have a ‘Very Low’ or ‘Low Risk’ of business failure (Experian).
GIA Term Next RR
Unit Tenant Trading Fascia Lease Start Lease Expiry TOB Rent pa psf Comments
(sq ft) (Yrs) Date
Unit 1 TJX UK TK Maxx 10,000 29/11/2013 10.0 28/11/2023 - - £340,000 £34.00 -
DFS Furniture
Unit 2 DFS 20,000 25/03/1998 25.0 24/03/2023 - - £590,000 £29.50 -
Company Ltd
Vacant 2 year rent, rates and service charge
Unit 3 - 26,142 - - - - - £650,000 £24.86
(Vendor Guarantee) guarantee provided by the vendor.
Unit 4a Pets At Home Ltd Pets at Home 8,479 24/10/2011 15.0 23/10/2026 24/10/2021 - £299,925 £35.37 -
Steinhoff UK Group
Unit 4 Harveys / Bensons 11,844 22/05/2013 10.0 21/05/2023 - - £461,916 £39.00 -
Properties
Unit 5 Leon Kennedy Ltd Burger King 2,500 15/10/1999 25.0 14/10/2024 14/10/2019 - £74,340 £29.74 -
Unit 6 Nando's Chickenland Ltd Nando's 3,000 11/05/2015 20.0 10/05/2035 11/05/2020 11/05/2030 £90,000 £30.00 -
Substation Seeboard PLC - - 15/06/1998 60.0 14/06/2058 - - - - -
81,965 Total Rent £2,506,181
Nearest Stores
Broadwater Way, Eastbourne - 20 miles east Country Oak Retail Park, Crawley - 33 miles north
Burgess Hill, Sussex - 7 miles north Duke Street, Brighton - 2 miles south east
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Existing Use Value
Goldstone Retail Park is the strongest dedicated retail park in the
conurbation with the presence TK Maxx, DFS, Pets at Home, Harveys,
Burger King and Nando’s.
As an out of town retail offer, value could be sustained and enhanced over the
medium term as an alternative to residential redevelopment with
the following:
E U
ndertake a long term letting on the remaining vacant unit, increasing
footfall and setting new rental evidence.
E P
otential to split the vacant unit and re-let off higher rental tone.
E R
emoval of Nando’s tenant break option.
E N
egotiate lease extensions with TK Maxx, DFS, Harveys and Burger King.
E R
efurbish the retail frontages.
ALL THE EXISTING TENANTS ARE KEEN TO
MAINTAIN LONG TERM COMMITMENT ON THE PARK,
WHICH COULD BE ACHIEVED WITH LIMITED COST12 | Goldstone Retail Park | Hove, BN3 7PN
Brighton Residential Market
E B
righton has experienced increasing values E D
evelopment has been brought forward
for a substantial period, with a general in a number of schemes to help mediate
upward trend since the market downturn. the supply and demand imbalance which
currently exists and is expected to persist
E G
rowth has largely been driven by into the future.
increasing outflows of buyers from London,
coupled with a general lack of new supply.
Market evidence indicates sales values typically
E L
and Registry figures quoted in Brighton in the region of £550 - £600 per sq ft for new
and Hove Council’s quarterly market review, build stock, with current/recent developments
show average unit values of £358,772 at end selling including:
March 2019, reflecting an increase of 20%
from April 2015.
E O
ne Hove Park, Goldstone Crescent, Hove
E S
ales volumes peaked in March 2016, with E New Wave, Newtown Road, Hove
rates since showing a slight softening
E A
rtisan, Davigdor Road, Hove
reflecting the lack of new stock alongside
a short term cooling in the wider E Super B, New England Square, Brighton
residential market.
E Western Wharf, Kingsway, Hove
E T
he fact that rates have been consistent
over the medium term reflects the E M
ontpelier Place, Clifton Hill, Brighton
underlying strength of demand and
longer term attraction of the location. E R
ussell House, Russel Square, Brighton
THERE ARE FEW OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE CONURBATION
TO BRING FORWARD A WELL DESIGNED, WELL LOCATED, ICONIC
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Development Pipeline &
Recent Land Transactions
Residential development in Brighton is constrained as a result of the city’s setting and
surrounding geographical features, with the coast to the south and South Downs National
Park to the north. Development has to be focussed on brownfield sites within the urban area.
Sackville Road, Hove – c600 units including 43,000 sq ft commercial
1 7 Hove Gardens, Ellen Street – 187 units c 1 acre (10% affordable).
and 250 units for elderly (10% affordable).
2 Rayford House – 41 units 0.7 acres. 8 Land east of Pelham Street – 135 residential units (0% affordable).
Westermann Industrial Works, School Road, Hove – 101 units Preston Barracks – 369 units plus 534 student beds,
3 9
1.58 acres. new business school and innovation hub (15% affordable).
King Alfreds Leisure Centre –re-provision of leisure centre and Circus Street – 142 units plus student and 30,000 sq ft offices
4 10
c560 new residential units. (20% affordable).
Kings House Hove – part refurb part new build delivering c160
5 11 NGP Boundary Road – c500 – 600 units.
on 1.3 acres (17.5% affordable).
6 KAP, Newtown Road – 148 units with ground floor retail / commercial. 12 Phase 2 and 3 Brighton Marina – c.1,000 units.
THE LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES AND UNDERLYING STRENGTH OF THE LOCATION AND RESIDENTIAL SECTOR
SUPPORT A STRONG LAND MARKET, WITH INTEREST IN THE LOCATION FROM MULTIPLE SECTORS. BROAD
‘TONE’ OF VALUE FROM LAND TRANSACTIONS ARE C.£75,000 - £90,000 PER PRIVATE UNIT16 | Goldstone Retail Park | Hove, BN3 7PN
Planning Policy
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he Brighton & Hove City Plan Part One identifies 8 development areas. A2023
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The Hove Station Area (DA6) comprises an extensive area around Hove
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Station and includes Goldstone Retail Park.
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Aldrington Station
environment that will attract investment and new employment Morti
m er Rd
opportunities and promote the efficient use of land through Shakesp
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predominantly employment and residential, mixed use developments. Conw
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been produced with the pre-submission version being consulted upon Words
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need and comments that the minimum amount of housing set out in DA6 Portlan
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was no prospect of redeveloping Goldstone Retail Park.
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E T
he Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan sets out a ‘blue skies’ vision of how
the area could be appropriately redeveloped in the longer term.
Straegic allocation: 1. Conway Street CURRENT POLICY IS
E Policy 3 of the draft Neighbourhood Plan states – “proposals for the
redevelopment of Goldstone Retail Park for mixed use residential and Development Area Boundary
DISTINCTLY IN FAVOUR
employment use will be encouraged”. OF RESIDENTIAL / MIXED
Protected Employment site - CP3(3) USE REDEVELOPMENT OF
E Policy 11 also indicates the potential for taller building/s at the site.
Protected Employment - led (residential & GOLDSTONE RETAIL PARK
E T
he Neighbourhood Plan sets out the Hove Station Quarter Concept employment) mixed use site - CP3(4)
Plan which depicts a residential led redevelopment of the site.Goldstone Retail Park | Hove, BN3 7PN | 17
Redevelopment Potential
Hove Park
Having regard to the planning policy context and surrounding development
pipeline, Pilbrow & Partners have produced indicative concept proposals for
a sophisticated residential scheme comprising:
A270
E A
n iconic ‘place making’ development incorporating a perimeter of residential
urban blocks encircling green open spaces.
E A
systematic design with high quality public realm enhancing the
connectivity with Hove Garden to the north and Hove Station in the south.
E A
n exciting combination of built form including housing, perimeters blocks
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of flats (c6 – 8 storeys) with central resident courtyards, and taller tower
ne
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elements rising to c11 Storeys).
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otential for a vibrant mix of non-residential uses at ground floor with
undercroft/basement parking utilising existing topography against
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surrounding road to minimise excavation. 2
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Affordability provision at 20% in line with advice from planning consultants / 3
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architects, taking into consideration high existing use value.
The Concept proposal indicates a total of c800 units (56,000 sq m / 603,000 sq ft
NSA) and circa 1,900 sq m / 20,100 sq ft (NIA) non-residential.
There is a pipeline of development in the immediate vicinity providing a
framework within which to consider the development potential of the property.
No. Height Density
Scheme
Units (storeys) (dph) Hove
Station
1 Sackville Trading Estate and Hove Goods Yard 591 1 - 15 402 Conway
Street
2 KAP ltd, Newtown Road 148 4 - 11 411
3 Chrome Productions Limited, Goldstone Lane 65 3 406
4 Unit 1 - 3 Ellen Street 186 4 - 17 517 Ellen S
t 4
A SCHEME OF THIS UNIQUE POTENTIAL WOULD
SUGGEST A SITE VALUE SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER
Pending Approval Planning Granted Built Proposed Scheme
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Further Information
Planning
A report by Indigo on the redevelopment potential of the site is available
on request.
Schematic Plans
A copy of the Pilbrow and Partners 03 September 2019 Report is available
on request.
Service Charge
A low service charge rate of £1.19 per sq ft.
EPCs
EPC’s have been procured and are available on request.
VAT
We understand the property has been elected for VAT and it is anticipated
that the transaction will be treated as a transfer of a going concern.
Capital Allowances
These are to be retained by the vendor.
Surveys
An environmental report is available on request.Goldstone Retail Park | Hove, BN3 7PN | 19 WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO SEEK OFFERS FOR THE FREEHOLD INTEREST TOGETHER WITH A TOP UP PAYMENT ON GRANT OR IMPLEMENTATION OF PLANNING CONSENT.
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43/45 Portman Square,
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London W1H 6LY
www.cushmanwakefield.com
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M: 07770 921 388 M: 07525 698 903
E: graham.collison@cushwake.com E: george.jolliffe@cushwake.com
Dominic Barnard
T: 0207 152 5970
M: 07970 761 972
E: dominic.barnard@cushwake.com
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