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Administrators confirm 44 Clinton and Birthdays closures
The administrators to Clinton Cards have today confirmed the closure of 25 Birthdays and 19 Clinton Cards stores.
Revealed: Clinton Cards stores at risk of closure
Property Week can today reveal a list of 345 Clinton Cards and Birthdays stores deemed ‘non-core’, which is expected to form the basis of the stores to be closed next week.
Ageas snaps up former B&Q headquarters
LaSalle Investment Management has sold the former B&Q headquarters in Chandlers Ford to insurance company Ageas for an estimated £6m.
Basingstoke discovers a little goes a long way
While Southampton struggles to attract office tenants, MEPC is relying on tenant loyalty to keep Basingstoke’s Chineham Park occupied, and Muse Developments is exploring lease endings to find new occupiers for Basing View in the town centre.
Take three … rallying regional retail tales
Theo Paphitis, the retailer and Dragons’ Den panellist, teased Hammerson at the launch of Southampton City Council’s masterplan last month, because the REIT had no suitable shop in Southampton’s WestQuay shopping centre for Boux Avenue, the lingerie chain that he launched last year.
National Grid switches on to asset management
Energy operator splits portfolio to maximise value from 2,400 acres of surplus sites. Rachel Hunter reports
Revealed: full list of Clinton Cards stores most at risk of closure
Property Week can today reveal a list of 345 Clinton Cards and Birthdays stores deemed ‘non-core’, which is expected to form the basis of the stores to be closed next week.
De Vere exchanges to sell in Bournemouth and Warrington
De Vere Group has exchanged contracts to sell two hotels for £20m.
Terrace Hill turns from town to gown in search for tenants
Low office take-up in Southampton prompts rethink from developer. Christine Eade reports
Deka buys £110m West End office block
Deka Immobilien has made its second purchase of a large London office building in less than a month, with a £110m off-market deal.
