Frontier Estates typically acquires sites or buildings from landowners by way of a traditional unconditional purchase.

However, on some occasions it proves advantageous for both the owner and Frontier to proceed on the basis of an alternative purchase structure. Examples include an initial purchase price with “top up” payments made once certain objectives have been achieved by Frontier – eg: receipt of planning consent, completion of a letting to an occupier, receipt of detailed costings concerning remediation works, etc.

Frontier also enters into joint ventures where for example the landowner puts the property into the transaction at an agreed price and Frontier then funds all development costs following which the development profit is shared on an agreed basis.

Our business is the maximising of property values through creative planning and design of high quality developments.

Where public bodies are concerned as well as optimising value, we often work in partnership to deliver other important community and social objectives.

Examples of property owners we have recently worked with include: English Partnerships, Slough Borough Council, Imperial Metals, The Post Office and TRW Automotive.