All Property Week articles in 17 September 1999 – Page 3
-
News
City praises Lewis for £173m Delancey sale
Milner Estates chief executive Philip Lewis was lauded in the City this week after negotiating the stunning £173m sale of Milner to Delancey at a 6% premium to its net worth. The price of 390p a share was at least 7% higher than fund managers had predicted ...
-
News
Blackfriars’ £100m Southpoint scheme prepares to go into orbit
Malory Clifford s Blackfriars Investments has submitted a planning application for Southpoint, its £100m Orbit House redevelopment in Southwark, south-east London. The Alsop & Stormer-designed building will provide the Bankside area with a 2,790 sq m (300,000 sq ft) groundscraper. The scheme replaces plans to develop a tower ...
-
News
£100m deals for the evolving MEPC
Jamie Dundas continued to drive the aggressive restructuring of MEPC 's £3.3bn portfolio this week, with more than £100m worth of central London investment deals changing hands. In two separate deals, MEPC carried out a £95m property swap with Corston Holdings and accepted a £10.5m offer for 69 Carter ...
-
News
Starbucks cooks on gas with 10-store deal
The largest package deal so far in Centrica's disposal programme is about to be clinched by Starbucks, the acquisitive US coffee shop chain, which will take over 10 former Energy Centres. In July, Centrica asked Chesterton to dispose of 243 former British Gas showrooms after the retailer ...
- Previous Page
- Page1
- Page2
- Page3
- Next Page
