Arrow Capital Partners, the specialist investor, credit provider, developer and manager of real estate in Europe and Asia-Pacific, has appointed VolkerFitzpatrick as the main contractor at Arrow Point Bolton, its 327,000 sq ft speculative logistics development just north of Manchester. In January 2025, the site received planning permission for the development of two logistics units of 107,500 sq ft and 220,250 sq ft, which will be available for occupiers to move into in the first half of 2026. Targeting a BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ certification and an EPC ‘A’ rating, the units will include extensive sustainable features, including photovoltaic panels on the roof and electric vehicle charging points. It will also feature a power capacity of 4.5 MVA, 15 metre eves, 82 HGV trailer spaces, 32 dock levellers and five-level access doors. The site is strategically located within the premier north west distribution corridor and is adjacent to junction 6 of the M61, providing excellent transport links through its close access to the M60, M6, M62 and broader regional and national motorway networks. Arrow Point Bolton will also provide direct access to Manchester International Airport and the Port of Liverpool, allowing for the easy transport of international cargo. The new development is in Arrow’s €3 billion SIRE (Strategic Industrial Real Estate) joint venture with Cerberus Capital Management. Lawrence Harkness, Head of Development, Europe, at Arrow Capital Partners, said: “After securing planning at the start of the year, we immediately commenced demolition and enabling works with Forshaw Demolition, which have progressed exceptionally well. We’re now excited to move forward with VolkerFitzpatrick, an experienced logistics contractor whom we have worked with on previous developments, to bring the build phase to life. With occupier demand remaining robust, we’re targeting completion in the first half of 2026 and are looking forward to bringing this prime asset to market. “We continue to actively expand our development pipeline across the UK and Europe, focusing on existing assets and strategic locations close to labour pools with excellent connectivity to local and international transport networks.” Andrew Stoney, Operations Director, VolkerFitzpatrick commented: “We’re proud to have been appointed by Arrow Capital Partners to deliver the construction of Arrow Point Bolton. This is a key development in one of the UK’s emerging strategic locations for logistics. With sustainability and connectivity at its core, this scheme is a perfect example of the kind of future-focused projects we’re passionate about delivering. We look forward to bringing our expertise to the project and working in close partnership with Arrow to create a high-quality, energy-efficient logistics hub.” A specialist investor, credit provider, developer and manager of real estate, Arrow Capital Partners targets equity and debt opportunities, specialising in cross-border transactions where it can use its platform and balance sheet to invest with US and Asia-Pacific investors into Europe, as well as European and US investors into the Asia-Pacific region. Arrow has a team of 60, globally based out of 12 countries. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Panattoni, the world’s largest privately owned industrial developer, has secured a 10-acre site in Heathrow, strategically located on the established North Feltham Trading Estate just two miles from Heathrow Airport. This acquisition reinforces Panattoni’s focus on delivering high-quality logistics solutions in prime, supply-constrained areas.   The new development, Panattoni Park Heathrow, presents an opportunity for occupiers to secure bespoke, build-to-suit logistics space of up to 250,000 sq ft, tailored to specific operational needs. Ahead of submitting a planning application, Panattoni is actively seeking build-to-suit pre-let agreements to deliver flexible, purpose-built facilities for occupiers in one of the most strategically connected locations in the country.   This development is highly significant for the logistics sector in the Heathrow area. Heathrow Airport is a critical hub for international trade and distribution and the demand for logistics and industrial space in its vicinity is consistently high. The proximity of Panattoni Park Heathrow to the airport makes it an ideal location for businesses requiring cargo operations, facilitating access to international markets and efficient distribution networks for London and the wider Southeast. Panattoni’s latest acquisition is a pivotal development for occupiers seeking Grade A logistics space near Heathrow and across the Thames Valley. In one of the UK’s most land-constrained markets, this ten-acre site brings much-needed capacity, with a flexible masterplan that can deliver units of varying sizes to suit to suit tenant requirements. Drawing on its extensive build-to-suit expertise, Panattoni is meeting surging demand for modern, high-quality facilities that streamline last-mile delivery in London while maintaining seamless regional and international distribution via the airport. This project underlines Panattoni’s commitment to providing truly flexible solutions for leading logistics and e-commerce operators. Alex Mitchell, Development Manager at Panattoni, commented: “This acquisition at Heathrow represents a significant opportunity to provide much-needed, high-quality logistics space in a critically important and supply-constrained market. Panattoni Park Heathrow represents one of the latest significant development sites near the airport, offering occupiers the chance to secure sustainable, bespoke buildings in a market defined by limited availability. The park will cater to the strong demand from businesses looking to capitalise on Heathrow’s connectivity for both London and international operations. We are excited to bring this project forward and further solidify our presence in the UK’s key logistics corridors.” Panattoni was advised by JLL on the acquisition Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Clowes Developments, in partnership with contractor Roe Developments, has commenced enabling works for the next phase of Stud Brook Business Park in Castle Donington. The project will deliver five new trade counter, warehouse, and industrial units ranging in size from 3,229 sq ft to 4,606 sq ft, following planning approval from North West Leicestershire District Council. Located on Plot 1, the units will be built around the fully operational Starbucks Drive-Thru, which sits prominently at the entrance of the business park and offers excellent access and ample central parking. The site is also adjacent to a newly opened Sainsbury’s Local, further enhancing the location’s appeal. Designed primarily for trade counter operators, the new units are part of a strategic expansion of the park. Occupier announcements are expected in the coming months. Roe Developments has been appointed as the main contractor and will deliver the scheme under a 30-week build programme. Units are scheduled for handover around Christmas 2025, with occupiers anticipated to begin trading in the New Year. James Richards, Development Director at Clowes Developments, commented: “We’re excited to move forward with the next phase at Stud Brook Business Park. The development has seen strong demand from trade operators since its launch, and Plot 1 represents a key opportunity to build on that momentum. With its prime location and excellent amenities, this phase is set to attract high-quality occupiers. Our ongoing collaboration with IMA Architects and local stakeholders ensures the scheme supports both commercial needs and the broader Castle Donington community.” Potential trade counter occupiers are invited to contact the site’s agents directly via Richard Sutton richards@ng-cs.com 07977 121 340 and Tim Gilbertson tim@fhp.co.uk 07887 787 893. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals