History
2012
- Telereal Trillium was shortlisted in the Defence Infrastructure Organisation’s (DIO) search for a potential private sector business partner
2011
- Signed a new five-year property management services agreement with BT
- Telereal Trillium sells West Kensington telephone exchange for £50m
- Telereal Trillium sells former BT/Royal Mail Moorgate site for £35m
2010
- Telereal Trillium sells Barclays Bank’s Coventry headquarters for £20.2m
2009
- Telereal Trillium sells Aviva's Norwich headquarters for £134m
- Trillium Investment Partners PPP fund sold to Semperian PPP Investment Partners
- Trillium sold by Land Securities and acquired by Telereal, forming Telereal Trillium
2008
- Trillium Investment Partners £1.3bn PPP fund established
- Telereal reappointed by O2 to manage its property portfolio
2007
- £800m purchase of offices and branches from the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) completed with PruPIM
- Signed portfolio optimisation and workplace tranformation contract with Birmingham City Council
- AMEC's project management division acquired
- Signed Project Nelson transaction with Royal Mail
- Secondary Market Infrastructure Fund (SMIF) acquisition completed
- Completed acquisition of Investors in the Community (IIC)
2006
- Established joint venture with Investors in the Community (IIC)
2005
- Signed 20-year property outsourcing deal with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)
- Pears buys remaining 50 per cent interest in Telereal for £300m
2004
- Signed 25-year asset and FM deal with Norwich Union (Aviva)
- Signed combined sale and leaseback and leasehold liability transaction with Barclays
2003
- The Department for Work and Pensions contract extended to include the employment services estate
2002
- £270m portfolio sale completed with R20, a Rotch Property Group subsidiary
- Telereal begins work with O2 and Airwave
2001
- White City campus contruction contract signed with BBC
- 30-year, £2.38bn strategic property outsourcing contract signed with BT, creating Telereal, a joint venture between Land Securities Trillium and Pears (The B Pears Trust and William Pears Group)
2000
- Trillium acquired by Land Securities, becoming Land Securities Trillium
1998
- Signed a 20-year property and FM outsourcing contract with the Department for Work and Pensions
1997
- Trillium established to acquire and manage the 1.5m sq m Department for Work and Pensions estate