Tritax London Logistics Fund buys two Greater London industrial assets for over £130 million

By Public Technologies
  • Tritax Management’s Tritax London Logistics Fund bought two Greater London industrial assets for more than GBP 130 million.
  • AIR Industrial Estate near Heathrow totals 162,549 sq ft of new-build mid-box logistics space.
  • Chiltonian Industrial Estate in Lewisham spans 114,594 sq ft across 26 multi-let units.
  • Deal lifts the fund’s post-June 2025 relaunch acquisitions to more than GBP 200 million, adding over 400,000 sq ft.
  • Portfolio expands to 22 assets totaling over 2.4 million sq ft, valued at more than GBP 950 million.


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