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OnlineMore than £3bn of rent lost since start of lockdown, research finds
More than £3bn of rent has been lost by property investors since the start of lockdown, according to Remit Consulting, in a situation which it said is unlikely to improve in the final quarter of the year.
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Boutique bowling concept Lane7 to open at St James Quarter
St James Quarter has signed boutique bowling and gaming operator Lane7 at its shopping galleria.
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Limestone Capital announces new hospitality real estate fund
Limestone Capital has launched a fund dedicated to capitalising on opportunities in the European real estate and hospitality sector.
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Listed propcos collected just 67% of June quarter day rents
Retail and leisure struggled to bounce back from lockdown, but alternative property classes fared better.
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Bruce Gillingham Pollard hires new associate director
Bruce Gillingham Pollard has appointed Harry Cody-Owen as an associate director.
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Everton FC submits amended planning application for new stadium
Everton Football Club has submitted an amendment to its planning application for a new 52,888-capacity stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock on Liverpool’s waterfront.
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SUSHISAMBA signs up for third UK site at St James Quarter
SUSHISAMBA is set to open a restaurant within the W Edinburgh hotel as part of St James Quarter’s final phase in 2022.
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MPs urge furlough extension to save West End
Conservative ministers are urging chancellor Rishi Sunak to extend the government job retention scheme to save central London’s night-time economy.
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Pizza Hut next in line for CVA
Pizza Hut is expected to launch a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) this week joining the swathe of dining chains turning to insolvency measures to restructure their businesses.
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Pizza Express CVA approved
Pizza Express’s CVA proposal, which will see 73 of the group’s restaurants permanently close, has been approved by creditors.
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Belfast City Council approves £12m aquarium in Titanic Quarter
Belfast City Council has approved plans to develop a £12m aquarium in Titanic Quarter, Belfast.
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Regent Street adds new fitness studio to the mix
Fitness brand Barry’s is set to open its first studio in London’s West End after signing a deal with The Crown Estate.
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Yo! Sushi to permanently close 19 restaurant sites
Yo! Sushi will close 19 of its sites as part of a company-wide restructure.
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AEW UK takes Cineworld to court over unpaid rent
Investor AEW UK is taking Cineworld to court over non-payment of rent during the coronavirus lockdown.
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Mayor of London gives Dagenham studios the go ahead
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has given his approval to Dagenham film studios.
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Boxpark hires new property director
Foodhall operator and landlord Boxpark has appointed Simon Bishop as property director to help drive the company’s development plans.
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Haidilao chooses Bullring for first restaurant outside London
China’s largest hot pot restaurant Haidilao has signed for its first site outside of London at Hammerson’s Bullring.
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TOCA signs for world’s first interactive football & entertainment venue at The O2
The O2 has signed global sports and entertainment company TOCA Social for a 30,000 sq ft site which will host the world’s first interactive football and entertainment venue.
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Forest Road Brew Co. takes new production site in Bermondsey
Forest Road Brew Co. has acquired a 9,000 sq ft brewery site in south Bermondsey to build London’s biggest independent brewery.
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Pizza Express set to close 67 restaurants
Pizza Express plans to close 67 restaurants as part of a major restructuring strategy.
