Prime Highlight
- Tulip Real Estate crossed £100 million in transactions in 2025, reflecting strong growth in prime London residential and hospitality properties.
- The company focused on strategic acquisitions, including Landmark Pinnacle and Battersea Power Station projects, boosting its long-term confidence in the London market.
Key Facts
- Key acquisitions in 2025 include 24 apartments at Landmark Pinnacle, KOA House in Battersea, and residential blocks near Borough Market and Elephant & Castle.
- In hospitality, Tulip strengthened its portfolio by acquiring Hilton Syon Park and DoubleTree by Hilton Swindon.
Background
Tulip Real Estate has crossed £100 million in transactions in 2025, marking the second time the company has achieved this milestone in a single year.
The London-based firm said it achieved this performance after its £101 million Amory Tower deal in 2022. It showed steady growth in residential and hospitality properties in prime London areas. The company said strong demand for good properties, low supply, and ongoing investor confidence have kept the London market attractive.
Industry data from JLL shows that investment activity in late 2025 and early 2026 remains resilient. With a shortage of high-grade space and showed strong interest in central areas of London.
Among Tulip’s key acquisitions this year is a portfolio of 24 apartments at Landmark Pinnacle in Canary Wharf, Europe’s tallest residential tower. The site sits near JPMorgan Chase’s future European headquarters, HSBC’s offices, Canary Wharf Underground station, and the Elizabeth Line, giving residents fast links to the City, West End, and Heathrow.
The firm also bought KOA House at Electric Boulevard in the Battersea Power Station redevelopment zone. The project is next to Apple’s UK headquarters, a Zone 1 Underground station, and the River Thames riverside walk. JLL now manages rental and asset operations at the Battersea site.
Tulip Real Estate further completed the purchase of a residential property on New Kent Road, close to Borough Market, The Shard, and Elephant & Castle. It also advanced the acquisition of a 45-apartment residential block in Elephant & Castle, an area popular with students and young professionals.
In hospitality, the company strengthened its footprint by acquiring Hilton Syon Park near Kew Gardens and DoubleTree by Hilton Swindon.
Mahajan said crossing the £100 million mark again proves the firm’s focus on quality assets, strong partnerships, and long-term confidence in London’s fundamentals.
