All Leisure articles – Page 7
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NewsCBRE appointed to sell UK cinema portfolio
CBRE has been appointed to sell a portfolio of eight cinemas comprising two luxury boutique Tivoli cinemas, five multiplex cinemas and one standalone cinema.
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News‘National scandal’ of The Crooked House pub fire rages on
Confusion and anger continue to surround The Crooked House in Staffordshire after the popular historic pub was gutted by fire and later demolished, sparking a national debate about the protection of heritage buildings.
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NewsBrookfield urges Center Parcs bidders to form consortium to buy business
The owner of the Center Parcs UK holiday villages is negotiating with the three remaining bidders for the business – GIC, Antin Infrastructure Partners and KSL Capital Partners – in the hope they will form a consortium to buy it after no formal offers were made by the second-round bid ...
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NewsCineworld suspends listing on London Stock Exchange
Cineworld has suspended its listing on the London Stock Exchange and applied to the High Court to be put under administration amid its restructuring process.
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OnlineBrookfield pockets £392m payout from Center Parcs as it seeks £4bn sale of upmarket resort
Private equity giant Brookfield has scooped a a £392m dividend following strong performance from its Center Parcs UK holiday village business as the group seeks a £4bn to £5bn sale of the business.
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NewsRLAM sells Preston retail and leisure park for £51.5m
Royal London Asset Management (RLAM), on behalf of The Royal London UK Real Estate Fund, has sold the Capitol Retail and Leisure Park in Preston, Lancashire, to British Land for £51.5m.
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NewsCushman & Wakefield promotes Bouvet
Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Dominic Bouvet as regional managing partner for London and the South East.
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OnlineLXi finance chief quits role
Freddie Brooks has resigned from his role as chief financial officer at LXi REIT to pursue other opportunities.
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NewsPrezzo landlords swallow £32m loss in High Court restructuring plan ruling
Prezzo landlords have been forced to swallow a £32.2m loss after a High Court judge approved a restructuring plan following the closure of 47 loss-making restaurants in April.
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NewsGateshead Council approves 12,500-capacity arena and conference centre plans
Plans for a 12,500-capacity arena and international conference centre and hotel in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, have been approved.
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NewsEmpire Cinemas enters administration as six sites are closed
Empire Cinemas has entered administration with 150 jobs lost as almost half of its 14 sites closed last Friday (7 July).
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NewsMajestic Bingo falls into administration
Majestic Bingo, the independent operator of eight bingo clubs across England and Wales, has fallen into administration.
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OnlineStärka recruits Gavaghan from Bruntwood
Leisure real estate adviser Stärka has appointed Lauren Gavaghan as acquisitions and development consultant.
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OnlineHeartwood secures new funding for ‘pubs with rooms’ rollout
Hospitality and pub group Heartwood Collection has secured additional funding to support its roll-out into freehold pubs and the ’pubs with rooms’ market offering accommodation.
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NewsHigh Court approves Fitness First restructuring plan
The High Court has approved a controversial restructuring plan proposed by gym operator Fitness First, which will see rents slashed at dozens of its UK sites.
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OnlineHammerson to transform car parks with daredevil circuses over summer
Hammerson is set to roll out pop-up circus and a range of entertainment across its retail centre car park space in what will be a first in the property sector.
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OnlinePPHE Hotels raises full-year forecasts after strong first half performance
PPHE Hotel Group has told investors it has maintained its “positive trading momentum” ahead of the end of its financial half-year on Friday.
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OnlineTDR Capital considers £2bn sale of David Lloyd Leisure
TDR Capital is reported to be considering a £2bn sale of upmarket gym chain David Lloyd Leisure.
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NewsUrban Splash selected to lead regeneration of Sheffield’s historic Cole Brothers building
Regeneration specialist Urban Splash has been selected as the preferred bidder to transform the former Cole Brothers building in Sheffield city centre into a mixed-use development.
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OnlineCineworld falls into administration in UK, but screens will remain open
Struggling cinema chain Cineworld has filed for administration in the UK as part of a restructuring plan that will see shares in the world’s second-largest cinema chain being suspended.
