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Charities Not for Profit
We will help you plan what to do with land and property to make it valuable and viable as an asset along with being cost effective in its performance.
Understand the value of your property as a trustee, or how to manage your ecclesiastical estate effectively by working with our team of experts
Our specialist team has many years’ experience in the not for profit sector. They will help you plan what to do with land and property to make it valuable and viable as an asset along with being cost effective in its performance.
The Rapleys multidisciplinary team supports not for profit organisations and charities with a full service approach. Our expertise includes asset management, transaction, property management, development, lease advisory and business rates. We put together our experts across different assets and industries as one team handpicked to suit your needs. This way they can ensure you gain best value from your real estate and manage property in the charity or organisation’s best interests.
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Our track record
St Paul’s Methodist Church, Stevenage
Examining alternative uses for this redundant church building to achieve best value
Willesden Green Baptist Church
Church redevelopment, North West London
Negotiated the best terms possible while complying with the Charities Act 2011
URC Thames North Trust
Sale of church and halls, Whetstone, North London
Instructed to market the property, selling it in excess of the original asking price
The Parochial Church Council of St Martin’s
Lease of community building in Plaistow, East London
Advising a local church and subsequent letting of their community building
Southwark Cathedral
Southwark Cathedral, London Bridge
Rapleys Building Consultancy commissioned to complete Planned Preventative Maintenance reports for Southwark Cathedral’s property portfolio.
Aldersbrook Baptist Church
Aldersbrook Baptist Church, Wanstead
Sale of church hall and provision of cost advice regarding development and refurbishment of church.
URC Thames North Trust
Freehold interest sale of United Reform Church Thames North, Camden, London
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