Ryden

Ryden has been instructed by NHS Ayrshire and Arran to sell Seafield House, Ayr, the former residence of construction entrepreneur Sir William Arrol, whose company built among others the Forth Bridge, the new Tay Bridge and the London Tower Bridge.

Ryden has achieved 100% occupancy at their client’s, Sharkey Developments Limited, speculative industrial development at Bilston Glen Industrial Estate, Loanhead, Midlothian.

Food manufacturer Tods of Orkney Ltd has moved into new purpose built offices at Edinburgh’s New Town Mews, Broughton Place Lane. Ryden provided full architectural design and contract administration services for the project.

Scotland’s property markets offer mixed prospects for recovery according to Ryden’s 66th Scottish Property Review.

The Chinese restaurant Chop Chop, which was hailed by Gordon Ramsay last year on his F Word show as one of the top restaurants in Britain, is set to open its second outlet in Edinburgh at Commercial Quay, Leith.

A private investor, represented by Ryden, has purchased the Heritable Interest in the Sainsbury’s supermarket located near to Strathclyde University at 135-145 George Street, Glasgow for £865,000.

On behalf of Baillie Gifford, Ryden has successfully negotiated the acquisition of a lease from the global bank Citigroup at Calton Square in Edinburgh.

Ryden has won a competitive tender with Riverside Inverclyde URC to provide building consultancy services for their property portfolio in Greenock.

On behalf of a private landlord, Ryden has sold a prominent retail unit at 4-6 North Bank Street on the Mound in Edinburgh to a private investor.

Ryden has been appointed by Hydrasun as sole marketing agent for their 31,494 sq ft premises at Links Place in Aberdeen.