In addition to its interests in shopping centres, Vale Retail works with its partners to identify individual investment and development opportunities. For example;

8/10 Upper Parliament Street, Nottingham – let to Burger King's parent company, the unit offers the opportunity for significant rental growth due to its position between prime zone A at Clumber Street and the proposed new Trinity Square Development.

The rent review clause sets a minimum rent relative to Zone As on Clumber Street affording a further opportunity for under-pinning rental growth.

12/16 Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham , Lloyds Bank, close to Clumber Street, the property benefits from significant pedestrian flow and grade A tenants.

The lease has just been regeared and Lloyds bank has taken a new 15 year institutional lease at a new rent.

17/19 Denmark Street, Wokingham - A block of three shops in the heart of this prosperous Thames Valley town, sitting between prime pitch and a proposed new local authority sponsored development to the rear.

Two of the leases have been regeared at higher rents and planning has been secured (for a scheme of 11 one bedroom flats) on the vacant upper floors.

1 Market Place, Wallingford – purchased from private vendors, the shop lease has been regeared with Julian Graves at a higher rent and recently sold at auction. Planning consent is being sought for 3, three bedroom cottages to the rear of the site.

2 High Street, Shepton Mallet – A ground floor lock up shop purchased jointly with Structadene, presently being refurbished to provide the largest retail unit in the centre of this Somerset market town.

125 Great Titchfield Street – A joint purchase with Structadene of a ground and basement bar and restaurant, presently available to let.