Oxygen, a leading asset management firm, is overseeing a significant upgrade to One Basinghall Avenue, a landmark building in London’s Square Mile. Acting on behalf of client Zeno Capital, Oxygen is spearheading the project to modernise the building, reflecting the evolving demands of the post-pandemic workplace. Oxygen successfully negotiated a lease extension with Standard Chartered […]
Oxygen, a leading asset management firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Henry MacInnes as Director, spanning the Development and Asset Management capability of the company. This is a strategic hire which reinforces and supports Oxygen’s intent to capitalise on opportunities moving forward. Formerly, with Endurance Land for over ten years, MacInnes was responsible […]
Amber Luscombe our Head of Sustainability, has recently launched Oxygen’s own seminar series to foster a more dynamic and inclusive dialogue, that is often lacking in events that are organised by some of our sectors more established organisations. With a clear focus on how the industry should be exploring the pressing issues that face us […]
Oxygen has acquired 11 Leadenhall Street, a 15,117 sq ft freehold office building comprising a basement, ground floor and seven upper floors, including a retail unit let to Starbucks. The building is let to seven tenants with an occupancy rate of 91%. The acquisition demonstrates Oxygen’s belief in the future performance prospects for best-in-class offices […]
We’re excited to announce the appointment of Fraser Draycott as Director – Head of Construction. With over a decade of distinguished experience in the real estate sector, Fraser is set to play a crucial role as Oxygen embarks on a new phase of growth and development. Fraser joins Oxygen from M&G Real Estate, where he […]
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Here are some key reflections on what has defined success in the London office market during the first half of the year. Unlocking Value in Stranded Assets There still appears to be a disconnect with vendors aspirations and the pricing level the market is willing to pay. Debt-sensitive investors have particularly pulled back, resulting in […]





