Between 2007 & 2019 Salmon acted as fund manager for a major UK institution, operating a value-add fund with a discretionary mandate across £193m+ of assets.
Salmon Developments is set up as a privately-owned development company.
Salmon Harvester is established as a joint venture between Salmon Developments and NFU Mutual.
Salmon acts as fund and asset manager for a major UK institution.
Salmon managed fund won MSCI UK property investment award for highest performing UK balanced fund for the second consecutive year.
Salmon Managed fund won MSCI European property investment award for highest preforming European Balanced fund.
Salmon Developments completes Management Buy Out, which sees long-standing shareholders hand over the reigns of the company to Paul Stoodley and Anthony Harper.
12.7 acre site redeveloped into a £50m 150,000 sq ft mixed-use development.
City Centre location mixed-use: residential, ballet school and retail – let to Zara.
A Salmon and Raspin Properties Ltd development: offices, industrial & studios.
Below are key project milestones. For further information on these projects and to see more schemes please see our project page.
Salmon Harvester Build 200,000 sq ft of retail warehousing worth £42m.
Salmon Harvester Acquires 12.7 Acre site in leigh to develop a £50m scheme including Tesco supermarket and Cineworld Cinemas.
Salmon Harvester completes £40m Central London 8,500 sq ft retail & 12.500 sq ft office refurbishment at 175 Oxford Street.
Salmon Harvester Acquires 3rd Temple Quay site in Bristol with extant consent for £50m, 160,00 sq ft mixed-use scheme.
Salmon Harvester agreed the pre-let of a 110,000 sq ft office to HMRC which was funded by Legal & General.
Salmon’s development programme in 2002 included 25 schemes worth in excess of £550m.
Salmon Harvester spec first office development in Bristol for five years. Salmon start construction of new 100,000 sq ft office which is let to PWC, Grant Thornton and Foot Anstey.
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development projects completed to date
Salmon Harvester Properties has won a planning appeal against the Royal Borough of Windsor
Developers have promised to create 12,000 new jobs with plans for offices, shops, leisure
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