London real estate investor converting offices into hotels and mixed-use schemes
Criterion Capital is a London-based real estate asset manager that acquires, develops and runs property for long-term investors. Its stack reaches well past a typical fund: Procore, Primavera, Revit, Navisworks, Solibri and 3D laser scanning point to in-house construction and BIM delivery, while Opera, Mews and Micros show it also operates hotels. Accelerating hiring is weighted toward construction and engineering, aimed at office-to-hotel conversions and MEP cost pressure.
Criterion Capital is a privately held real estate asset manager headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with 51–200 employees. The firm identifies, acquires, develops and manages property on behalf of long-term investors. Its development pipeline covers hotel conversions, mixed-use residential schemes and private residential refurbishments, including Central London hotel work. Operations span construction management, engineering design, property management on Yardi, finance on NetSuite and hospitality operations on Opera, Mews and Micros.
Construction and BIM tools including Procore, Oracle Primavera, Revit, Navisworks, Autodesk Construction Cloud and Bluebeam, plus Yardi, NetSuite, DocuSign and hotel systems Opera, Mews and Micros.
Office-to-hotel and commercial-to-hotel conversions, hotel fit-outs, a Central London hotel development, mixed-use residential schemes and private residential refurbishments.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United Kingdom, concentrated in construction and engineering, with mostly mid and senior-level roles plus some ops and design positions.
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