Farmland and forest beside the Moray Firth coast

Acquisitions

We are actively looking for new opportunities

We can consider both straightforward acquisitions and more complex opportunities.

Submit an opportunity

What we look for

We are particularly interested in

Across Scotland, with a particular focus on the north. Single assets, portfolios and sites.

  • 01Commercial investments
  • 02Industrial and business space
  • 03Residential portfolios
  • 04Development land
  • 05Operational property
  • 06Hospitality and leisure
  • 07Sites with infrastructure or energy potential
  • 08Assets requiring active management or repositioning
  • Something different?We can consider more complex opportunities

Why Saltire

A buyer that is easy to deal with.

Privately owned, with long-term capital, we are able to take on assets that larger institutional investors may find too operational or complicated.

01

Direct conversations

We are happy to speak directly with owners, agents and professional advisers.

02

Quick decisions

As a privately owned company we can make decisions quickly and give a clear answer.

03

Flexible approach

We consider straightforward acquisitions and more complex opportunities alike.

04

A long-term owner

We buy to hold, improve and manage, not to trade on.

The process

Simple, discreet and direct.

  1. 01

    Share the details

    Send us what you can: location, asset type, tenancy or planning position and any particulars.

  2. 02

    An early view

    We review the opportunity and come back to you promptly with our position.

  3. 03

    Visit & diligence

    We visit the property and work through due diligence with you and your advisers.

  4. 04

    Offer & completion

    We agree terms and work to complete, whether the deal is straightforward or more involved.

Have an opportunity?

Tell us about the property.

Owners, agents and professional advisers are welcome to get in touch. Everything you share is treated in confidence.

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