2-19 Percy Street & 8-11 Stephen Mews, London W1
Percy Street is part of the fashionable Fitzrovia area north of Soho favoured by the media and entertainment industries. The ownership comprises 18 properties on the south side of Percy Street, and 2 mews buildings to the rear in Stephen Mews. Constructed in the 18th century, the terrace comprises retail, restaurant, office and residential accommodation. A phased refurbishment programme was implemented and completed, following which the property was sold in its entirety.

 
Film House, 142-150 Wardour Street &
20 St Anne's Court, London W1
Film House was acquired in 1999 and is located in Soho, an area favoured by the media and communication industries. The two buildings offer 91,000 sq ft of office space and are fully let to tenants in the media industry. Along with Mentorn House and 10-12 Carlisle Street, these properties form part of a site assembly. Planning consent has been obtained for a redevelopment of 140,000 sq ft of office, retail and residential accommodation.

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Mentorn House, 138-140 Wardour Street, London W1
This property, which was acquired in 1999, is next door to Film House and consolidates the Wardour Street frontage of the whole site. It comprises 8,250 sq ft of offices which were refurbished and let to Radical Media. The property formed part of a redevelopment scheme with the adjacent Film House, St Anne's Court, 10-12 Carlisle Street. Planning permission was obtained for 140,000 sf of office, retail and residential accommodation. The properties were sold in 2004.

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77-95 Victoria Street, London SW1
Situated in the best office pitch in Victoria, this building features office and retail space. Planning consent was obtained for a new 58,000 sf office building, as the various tenancies restructured to give vacant possession on short notice. The property was then sold.

 
1-7 Savoy Court & 97-104 Strand, London WC2
A Grade II listed building, dating from 1903 and located immediately adjacent to the Savoy Hotel. The property comprised 57,000 sq ft of office space let to Booz Allen Hamilton, and 7 retail tenancies on the ground floor and basement. The fabric of the property was greatly improved, and, following a succesful review on the office element, the building was sold.

 
8-11 Lime St, London EC3
8-11 Lime Street is located on the west side of Lime Street at its junction with Leadenhall Place, immediately to the south of the Lloyds Building. The property comprises a self-contained office, retail and restaurant building arranged over basement, ground and five upper floors that total 33,000 sq ft. The building was refurbished and re-let in the short term and consent was obtained to redevelop the property at the expiry of the occupational leases in 2006. The property was sold with the benefit of planning permission.

 
ITN Building, 200 Gray's Inn Road, London WC1
A landmark office building designed by Sir Norman Foster and completed in 1990, this property was acquired by City & West End in 1998. It comprises 240,000 sq ft of office space over lower ground, ground and 7 other floors and features an impressive atrium, and reception with feature aquarium. The principal tenant is ITN: other tenants included Reuters, Granada Media plc, ITV Networks and SJ Berwin. A second connecting building at 214 Gray's Inn Road provides an 85-place car park and further 40,000 sq ft of space. This building is also fully let. City and West End sold the building in 2001 but continued to provide an asset management service to the new owners, until its resale in October 2005.

 
7 Burlington Gardens, London W1
This property was acquired in 1998 and features an imposing Grade II listed former banking hall comprising 16,700 sq ft and 12,750 sq ft of office accomodation, fronting Burlington Gardens, Savile Row and Old Burlington Street. The offices were let to Davenport Lyons. The banking hall was vacant and CWE obtained retail use and let the space to Prada as the flagship store for their Jil Sander label. This building was then sold.

 
7 Portland Place, London W1
A late 1950's building of some 10,000 sq ft which was refurbished in 1997. The property was let in its entirety to Interoute Telecommunications Plc and then sold.

 
7 Clifford Street, London W1
Constructed in 1997 this building is located between Savile Row and New Bond Street. The building has 40,000 sq ft of office accommodation over 7 floors with a traditional elevation to Clifford Street and a curtain walled rear elevation to Coach & Horses Yard. Tenants included Hugo Boss, Unisys and Oeschle. The property was sold in 2002, CWE continued to provide asset management services to the new owners until a further sale to Hermes in 2004.