Tulip Real Estate has crossed £100 million in transactions in 2025, spanning residential real estate and hospitality assets across prime London locations. The firm is led by Sidd Mahajan, Founder and Managing Director.
Notably, this is the second time Tulip Real Estate has crossed the £100 million mark in a single year. Earlier, the company completed a £101 million transaction involving Amory Tower in 2022. Together, these milestones point to a consistent execution strategy and a long-term focus on core London assets.
London continues to attract global real estate capital. Institutional participation remains strong, while the supply of prime assets stays limited. As a result, investor demand continues to shift toward high-quality, well-located properties.
According to JLL, late-2025 and early-2026 indicators suggest steady investment momentum. These trends include a shortage of premium-grade space and sustained interest in best-in-class assets across core London submarkets.
Against this backdrop, Tulip Real Estate’s 2025 transactions reflect a structured investment approach. The firm combines location-driven acquisitions with professional asset management partnerships, including JLL. An American fund has also supported the platform, providing exposure across commercial, residential, and hospitality segments.
Commenting on the year’s performance, Sidd Mahajan, Founder and Managing Director of Tulip Real Estate, said:
“Crossing £100 million in transactions for the second time reflects the strength of our execution capabilities and our conviction in London’s long-term fundamentals. Our focus remains on acquiring high-quality assets, partnering with best-in-class operators and advisors, and building a resilient portfolio across both real estate and hospitality.”
One of the key transactions during the year was the acquisition of 24 residential apartments at Landmark Pinnacle. The tower is located in Canary Wharf and is currently Europe’s tallest residential building.
The development benefits from proximity to major commercial and infrastructure hubs. These include JPMorgan Chase’s upcoming European headquarters, HSBC’s global offices, Canary Wharf Underground Station, and the Elizabeth Line. As a result, residents gain fast connectivity to the City, West End, and Heathrow.
Landmark Pinnacle sits at the centre of one of the world’s most established financial districts. The area continues to attract multinational corporations and global capital, supporting long-term residential demand.
Tulip Real Estate also completed the acquisition of KOA House at Battersea Power Station. The property is located on Electric Boulevard, within one of London’s most prominent regeneration zones.
Battersea Power Station is widely recognised as a landmark redevelopment project. The area combines heritage architecture with modern commercial, retail, and residential uses.
The property is adjacent to the Grade II-listed Battersea Power Station, Apple’s UK headquarters, the Battersea Power Station Underground Station (Zone 1), and the Thames riverside promenade. Today, the district functions as a major lifestyle and leisure destination.
Following completion, JLL has taken responsibility for rental and asset management. This aligns with Tulip Real Estate’s focus on institutional-grade operations.
In Central London, the firm completed the exchange and acquisition of a residential property on New Kent Road.
The location benefits from proximity to Borough Market, The Shard, London Bridge, and the Elephant & Castle transport interchange. Together, these factors offer strong connectivity across Central and South London.
Tulip Real Estate also advanced the acquisition of a 45-apartment residential block in Elephant & Castle.
The district is undergoing active regeneration and sits close to King’s College London, the Imperial War Museum, and the South Bank cultural corridor. Extensive Underground and National Rail connections continue to position the area as a residential hub for professionals and students.
Beyond residential assets, 2025 marked an active year for Tulip Real Estate’s hospitality portfolio.
The firm acquired two Hilton-branded hotels within the same year. These include Hilton Syon Park, located near Syon House and Kew Gardens, and DoubleTree by Hilton Swindon. Together, the acquisitions expand the firm’s presence across key UK leisure and business travel corridors.
Founded in 2011, Tulip Real Estate is a London-based real estate investment and asset management firm. The company focuses on residential, mixed-use, and hospitality assets across the United Kingdom.
Its investment strategy is research-driven and disciplined, with an emphasis on well-located properties, operational efficiency, and long-term value creation.
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