Track Record
Fortix Capital is built on a foundation of real transactions, completed at pace, across some of the most complex situations in UK real estate.
The track record below represents the principal investment experience of our founding partners, spanning residential, commercial and mixed-use assets acquired from receivers, administrators, debt funds, institutions and private vendors across the UK.
By the Numbers
Selected Transactions

Residential Blocks, Various Locations
Acquisition of over 20 blocks of apartments with a combined value of approximately £80 million from a range of vendors including LPA receivers, administrators, debt funds, UK institutions, the NHS, private developers and housing associations. Each was followed by active repositioning and asset management, including individual unit sales where appropriate.

Arena Court, Birmingham
Acquisition from LPA receivers of a £2 million residential block, with full repositioning from an apart-hotel to a private rental scheme. The project included significant refurbishment works to individual apartments and common areas, delivering a well-managed rental asset from a distressed starting point.

High Street,
Worcester
Acquisition from a local property company of a £2 million mixed-use listed building, with subsequent refurbishment, change of use of upper parts and environmental upgrades delivering long-term value from a sensitive asset.

Smitham Yard, Coulsdon
Acquisition from the original developer of £2 million of apartments with subsequent lettings programme and individual unit sales, demonstrating the ability to acquire, manage and realise value across residential assets.

Royal Clarence Yard, Gosport
Acquisition of a 43,000 sq ft portfolio of commercial property from Berkeley Homes within a listed waterfront development, representing a complex transaction requiring careful navigation of heritage and planning considerations.

Retail Investments, Cheltenham
Cash acquisitions of 62-64 Promenade and 143-145 High Street Cheltenham from institutional funds for a combined £1.5 million, with further capital deployed to improve and relet both properties.




