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Regent Street boosts Crown’s core urban estate value to £3.79bn
The value of Regent Street rose by 26% to more than £1bn in the year to 31 March, helping the Crown Estate to generate a return of 17.5% from its core urban estate.
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LandSecs confirms London letting and Kent purchase
Land Securities has confirmed a 33,000 sq ft (3,065 sq m) letting to P&O at its Cardinal Place development in London’s Victoria and the purchase of Westwood Cross fashion park in Thanet, Kent.
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JLL appoints new City agency head
Neil Prime, head of City agency at Knight Frank, is to join Jones Lang LaSalle as head of office agency with a specific focus on the City of London market.
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ABF acquires Littlewoods stores to expand Primark
Associated British Foods (ABF) has acquired 120 stores from the Barclay brothers’ Littlewoods business for £409m to expand its Primark business in the UK.
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ABN Amro sells Bishopsgate HQ for £175m
ABN Amro has completed the £175m sale and leaseback of its London headquarters at 250 Bishopsgate.
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Markets
In the money
It is not just deal makers who are doing well at the moment, as Peter Moore and Charlie Holroyde report
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MarketsDefence mechanism
Love them or hate them, developers cannot make their deals happen without the analytical minds of lawyers. Deirdre Hipwell puts their difficult relationship in the dock
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MarketsQuantity control
Demand for decent quantity surveyors has never been higher, and that is changing the way surveying firms operate.
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MarketsBlue-sky thinking
Marks Barfield gave us the London Eye but its other designs are proving harder to get off the ground.
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MarketsBarclays bounces back
Barclays paid dearly for its lending policy of the 1980s. Its head of property finance, Martyn Bowes, tells Deirdre Hipwell how the bank has learnt from the past
