The Asset Factor, the property outsourcing business backed by Helical Bar and NB Real Estate, has launched a new division advising owners on strategies to maximize their non-rental income. The company has recruited Jones Lang LaSalle’s head of shopping centre marketing and commercialisation Bryony Parkin to head the new division, which will be called Asset Space.
Mike Slade, managing director of Helical Bar and chairman of The Asset Factor, said: “Helical has established a very successful model of setting up joint ventures with talented specialist management teams. The ability to generate extra revenue and thereby increase value is a key consideration for property owners, especially in current markets when you cannot rely on yield compression to drive capital values.”
And Parkin added: “One of the things we are very excited about is the convergence between the advertising and property worlds, which is increasingly seen by brand managers as a new distribution channel for both business to consumer and business to business promotion. In the past this has been carried out on a piecemeal basis by individual properties such as major shopping centres, but never in a coherent way. Our industry needs to develop scale in a similar way to traditional media outlets such as TV, radio and of course the internet and we want to be instrumental in this process.”
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