We asked Chris Savva, Associate Director of BGY Architects to describe the design concept for the re-modelled reception area of our redevelopment project 68 King William Street in London. Chris: The original concept was to bring clarity to the design through the use of a simple palette of materials to create a gallery like feeling […]
https://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/1080-King-William-St-18.jpg10801620Matt Morleyhttps://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.pngMatt Morley2021-12-08 10:41:472021-12-08 13:24:5668 King William Street - Interior architecture & interiors with BGY Architects & OKTRA
Will – how did you get started in this sector and what does your career path look like? I started my career in 1987, with a firm called Edward Erdman, who were probably one of the top two or three retail agents in the country. That was a mixture of retail agency on the high street advising […]
London-based real estate group Black Mountain Partners announced today it has completed the sale of 68 King William Street, London EC4 in conjunction with funds managed by the Real Estate Group of Ares Management Corporation (NYSE: ARES) (“Ares”). Black Mountain Partners and funds managed by the Real Estate Group of Ares Management invested in the property in 2019 through a joint-venture – with a view to reinvigorating an exceptional […]
https://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.png00Matt Morleyhttps://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.pngMatt Morley2021-11-04 16:53:532021-11-04 17:02:40Black Mountain Partners and Ares Management Complete Sale of 68 King William Street in the City of London
Here, Bindesh Shah, Investment Director, talks us through his role at Black Mountain Partners and how he structures the real estate investment process.
https://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.png00Matt Morleyhttps://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.pngMatt Morley2020-05-05 09:15:392020-07-15 13:17:13Sustainability at 68 King William Street, London
Profile on Tony Scholes, Design & Construction Director, discussing his career highlights, current property market trends and his development strategy for 68 King William Street
https://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.png00Matt Morleyhttps://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.pngMatt Morley2020-04-27 09:21:202021-12-15 12:29:04Profile on Tony Scholes, Design & Construction, Black Mountain Partners
Our first joint venture with real estate private equity funds managed by affiliates of Ares Management Corporation recently saw us acquire the iconic 68 King William Street building, London EC4. This is our first transaction since establishing in 2018 as a value-add and opportunistic real estate development and investment company focused on central London. History of […]
https://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.png00adminhttps://www.blackmountain.partners/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BMP-Logo-Homemade-2-300x300.pngadmin2020-03-27 16:05:302020-07-15 13:17:27Black Mountain Partners & Ares Management Corporation Acquire 68 King William Street, London
68 King William Street – Interior architecture & interiors with BGY Architects & OKTRA
We asked Chris Savva, Associate Director of BGY Architects to describe the design concept for the re-modelled reception area of our redevelopment project 68 King William Street in London. Chris: The original concept was to bring clarity to the design through the use of a simple palette of materials to create a gallery like feeling […]
William Moss – Investments & Acquisitions – Professional Profile
Will – how did you get started in this sector and what does your career path look like? I started my career in 1987, with a firm called Edward Erdman, who were probably one of the top two or three retail agents in the country. That was a mixture of retail agency on the high street advising […]
Black Mountain Partners and Ares Management Complete Sale of 68 King William Street in the City of London
London-based real estate group Black Mountain Partners announced today it has completed the sale of 68 King William Street, London EC4 in conjunction with funds managed by the Real Estate Group of Ares Management Corporation (NYSE: ARES) (“Ares”). Black Mountain Partners and funds managed by the Real Estate Group of Ares Management invested in the property in 2019 through a joint-venture – with a view to reinvigorating an exceptional […]
BMP Completes the 2020 GRESB Development Assessment
As part of our progressive Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) strategy, we recently completed the 2020 GRESB Real Estate Assessment.
Bindesh Shah – Investment Director, profile
Here, Bindesh Shah, Investment Director, talks us through his role at Black Mountain Partners and how he structures the real estate investment process.
Matt Morley – Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG)
Green & healthy buildings specialist Matt Morley leads the ESG strategy within the Black Mountain Partners team.
Sustainability at 68 King William Street, London
Twin & Earth on sustainability at 68 King William Street, London developed by Black Mountain Partners
Profile on Tony Scholes, Design & Construction, Black Mountain Partners
Profile on Tony Scholes, Design & Construction Director, discussing his career highlights, current property market trends and his development strategy for 68 King William Street
Black Mountain Partners & Ares Management Corporation Acquire 68 King William Street, London
Our first joint venture with real estate private equity funds managed by affiliates of Ares Management Corporation recently saw us acquire the iconic 68 King William Street building, London EC4. This is our first transaction since establishing in 2018 as a value-add and opportunistic real estate development and investment company focused on central London. History of […]