Commercial properties leased to established charities are emerging as highly sought-after investments, driven by their secure income streams and connection to the growing charity retail sector. Burgess Rawson’s Shaun Venables said investors are increasingly recognising the value proposition of charity-tenanted properties. “Charity-backed assets offer low overheads and high trustworthiness,” Mr Venables said. “These stores are becoming thriving retail hubs, offering investors access to a proven asset class amid growing interest in vintage and collectable items.” Read on:
