Chancerygate to expand into Europe

Chancerygate has unveiled plans to accelerate its expansion into Europe. Last year, the property developer and investor entered the European market for the first time with the €4.5m (£4m) acquisition of a five-acre site near Dublin airport, which was acquired in partnership with Bridges Fund Management. To drive its expansion strategy forward in the continent, Chancerygate has appointed Jason Sharman as European director. He joins from Warsaw-based industrial and logistics developer and asset manager Tradeparcs. Sharman previously held partner and regional director roles at Burlington Real Estate, King Sturge and JLL. In these roles, he was responsible for identifying, securing and delivering asset management and development opportunities throughout western and central Europe. Sharman has relocated from Warsaw to the UK and is working out of Chancerygate’s London office. Chancerygate managing director, Richard Bains, said: “We have identified significant opportunities for growth in the urban logistics market across Europe and believe now is the time to implement our expansion strategy on the continent. “I am delighted to welcome Jason to Chancerygate. His significant and demonstrable experience in European markets, coupled with his entrepreneurial drive, set him apart from other candidates for the role.” Sharman added: “Joining Chancerygate as European director is the dream role for me as I am entrepreneurial by nature. The opportunity to lead the company’s expansion throughout Europe by sourcing and securing asset management and development deals, whilst also building in country teams and on the ground resource, is my perfect challenge. “Chancerygate has an excellent reputation in the UK for the capability of its people, high specification sustainable product and a consistent track record of successful delivery. “I will export those fundamentals to ensure Chancerygate quickly becomes established and highly regarded throughout Europe for the same reasons.”

Chancerygate to expand into Europe

Last year, the property developer and investor entered the European market for the first time with the €4.5m (£4m) acquisition of a five-acre site near Dublin airport

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