Two flagship assets run the Curate model live today — behind them sits founder experience across some of the most high-profile mixed-use estates in the UK, Europe and the US.
Before Curate, our founders led strategy, investment and repositioning across landmark estates. This experience is the foundation the Curate model is built on.
The Knightsbridge Estate, London
A 3.5-acre mixed-use site located between Harrods and Harvey Nichols, repositioned as one of London’s premier retail, dining, residential and office addresses. The Estate is home to world-renowned brands including Burberry, Apple, Aesop, Ugg, Alo Yoga, Watches of Switzerland, Rolex and Patek Philippe.
550 Madison, New York City
A reimagined architectural icon in the heart of New York’s midtown, retrofitted to deliver a new sustainability standard for health and wellness in New York City. The building reopened in 2022 with a new lobby, state-of-the-art amenities and an award-winning, Snohetta-designed public square, the largest one to open in Midtown in over 50 years.
St. Christopher's Place, London
St. Christopher’s Place is a West End mixed-use estate in the heart of Marylebone, strategically located just off Oxford Street providing residential, office, retail and F&B accommodation. A vibrant, pedestrianised area home to a wide range of occupiers: Pandora, Sunday in Brooklyn, Blk Cab, Hoppers, BAO, Isola, Bone Daddies and Whistles.
Mayfair Quarter, London
A super prime West End estate located at the junction of two of London’s most prestigious addresses: New Bond Street and Brook Street, owned by Royal London Asset Management. Home to Soho House’s latest opening: Soho Mews House, as well as Hugo Boss, Elemis and many British independent retailers including By Rotation, Known Source and Carolina Wong.
Etoile Portfolio, Paris
A unique portfolio of nine super prime offices, retail and residential assets in Paris’ Central Business District, including three prominent Avenue Montaigne assets and two island sites. The portfolio has been repositioned to deliver best-in-class accommodation to some of the world's most prestigious office and retail occupiers including Dolce & Gabbana and LVMH.
Elizabeth House, London
Acquired in a joint venture with London & Regional, the 1960s office building adjacent to Waterloo Station and the Southbank was granted planning for 1m+ sqft of new offices and residential. It subsequently was sold with the benefit of planning permission, in 2017 for c. £240m.
Club Quarters, City of London
Club Quarters comprised two freehold hotels totalling 468 bedrooms that were originally acquired in 2007. Subsequent asset management and refurbishment of both hotels resulted in a sale to a joint venture between AXA and ATP for c. £180m.
