The Rich Group is a privately owned property investment and development company with a history dating back to the 1960s, when it was founded by Ivor Rich with a focus on industrial property in the south east of England. In the 1990s, the company was taken over by Peter Rich, who shifted the focus towards residential and commercial property in West London. Today, The Rich Group has a significant portfolio in the Cotswolds, Budapest, and has recently expanded into house building projects in Devon.
Over the past 30 years, The Rich Group has grown to encompass several operating companies with a portfolio valued at over £100m. The company has a long-standing commitment to acquiring, developing, and managing properties with a focus on quality and longevity, as evidenced by its revitalization of historic buildings and shaping of the property landscape in areas such as Holland Park, Notting Hill, Cirencester, and Seaton.
Under the leadership of its Managing Director, Edward Rich, The Rich Group continues to seek new opportunities for growth and development, with a focus on responsible and sustainable investments. The company's extensive experience in acquisitions, development, and asset management, combined with a deep understanding of the property market, has established The Rich Group as a trusted player in the industry.
A variety of projects have been successfully completed over the last ten years including the following;
The 22 acre Acorn Industrial Estate at Crayford, Kent, was redeveloped and subsequently disposed of.
A business park at Eastbourne, Sussex, was created on a 14 acre greenfield site with individual plots sold to a leading fitness club, a hotel chain and quality automotive dealerships.
A redundant commercial site in Holland Park, west London, was acquired and redeveloped with the construction of four contemporary townhouses.
In Greater London, historic Nelson House, a Grade I listed property in Rotherhithe SE16 built in the 1740s and Forrester House, a period building in Bounds Green N11 modernised and extended in the 1990s, were both sold.
Planning was gained in conjunction with London Square for the award winning redevelopment of Crimscott Steet in Bermondsey.
The Woolmarket Shopping Centre in Cirencester was aquired with a programme of improvements in mind.
Two sites in Devon were purchased with a view to the construction of almost 100 new homes.
