All Leisure articles – Page 9
-
NewsStärka appointed as sole agent for Bean Coffee expansion
Independent coffee operator Bean Coffee Roasters has appointed the leisure real estate advisory business Stärka as its sole agent to help with the expansion of its portfolio.
-
NewsManchester City pitches £300m leisure complex at Etihad stadium
Manchester City, part of City Football Group, has submitted a planning application to build a £300m entertainment and leisure complex at its Etihad Stadium ground.
-
NewsConcerns raised over planning permission proposals for holiday lets
Government plans to require short-term rental owners in England to seek planning permission has raised concerns from property specialists.
-
NewsBirmingham’s Star City placed up for sale for £65m
Real estate asset manager and developer Quadrant has placed major UK leisure destination Star City up for sale for a reported £65m, Property Week understands.
-
NewsBoxing brand UBX looks to clinch 250 clubs across UK
Australian boxing brand UBX and franchise investor Empowered Brands are aiming to roll out 250 boxing and strength training clubs across the UK over the next six to eight years as part of a £40m expansion plan.
-
OnlineLeisure Resorts sells Yorkshire holiday home site
Leisure Resorts has sold the five-star holiday home site Rivers Edge Park in the Yorkshire Dales to UK Leisure Parks for an undisclosed sum.
-
OnlineCineworld cancels sell-off as it strikes deal to exit bankruptcy
Cineworld has cancelled plans to sell its businesses in the UK, the US and Ireland after failing to find a buyer.
-
NewsEsports venue Level Tap joins Liverpool One
Liverpool ONE, the city-centre destination being developed by Grosvenor and its partners, will become home to the first Level Tap interactive games venue next month.
-
NewsDeliveroo on the menu for SEGRO’s Acton Park
Developer SEGRO has signed up Deliveroo’s rapid grocery delivery service Deliveroo Hop for a new 2,980 sq ft shed on a seven-year lease at its Acton Park Industrial Estate in north-west London.
-
NewsOxygen buys Jump Evolution as it seeks more indoor activity sites
Indoor activity centre owner Oxygen has acquired trampoline park operator Jump Evolution’s 27,500 sq ft Romford site for an undisclosed amount, bringing its number of leisure sites to 10.
-
NewsRoyal Docks transformation plan featuring F1 circuit revealed
The LDN Collective, a network of built environment specialists, and engineering consultants Dar Group have unveiled a plan to transform Royal Docks in east London into a waterfront destination for sports, leisure and entertainment.
-
![Bowling Gravity. [89]](https://d2bq2usf2vwncx.cloudfront.net/Pictures/100x67/2/0/0/1874200_bowlinggravity.89_78824.jpg)
NewsGravity secures £30m in funding from Sculptor Real Estate
Active entertainment brand Gravity has secured up to £30m in funding from Sculptor Real Estate to deliver its growth plans.
-
NewsFMX Urban Property Advisers launches after retail and leisure specialists merger
FMX Urban Property Advisers (FMX) has officially launched following completion of the merger between retail and leisure specialists MMX Retail and Fawcett Mead.
-
NewsLondon Sport and Art-Invest announce partnership for Canada Water Dockside
Art-Invest Real Estate and London Sport have announced a partnership that will see the sports charity deliver a sports provision at Canada Water Dockside, Art-Invest’s 4.5-acre office-led scheme.
-
OnlineEarls Court regeneration relaunched with revamped masterplan
The developer behind the Earls Court regeneration scheme in west London has unveiled a new masterplan for the 40-acre site that includes the creation of 4,500 homes and a city park.
-
OnlineRival urges call-in for MSG’s Stratford Sphere as Gove considers scheme
Rival arena operator AEG Europe has urged Michael Gove to call in the controversial plans for the MSG Sphere in Stratford, east London, after it emerged that the housing secretary has pressed pause on the planning application to consider the proposals for the entertainment venue.
-
NewsDominus to provide permanent London home for Migration Museum
Dominus is to create a permanent home for London’s Migration Museum as part of a proposed 769-bed student accommodation development near the Tower of London.
-
NewsCenter Parcs ditches plans for £400m holiday village near Crawley
Center Parcs UK has scrapped plans to build its sixth holiday village near Crawley after environmental concerns were uncovered.
-
NewsP-THREE appointed to lease Olympic Park assets
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) has appointed real estate agency and consultancy P-THREE to lead on food and beverage leasing at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’s ArcelorMittal Orbit, The Podium and East Bank in Stratford, east London.
-
OnlineUnder Armour openings continue athleisure outlets growth
Sportswear retailer Under Armour is to launch three more brand-owned stores across the UK in the latest move by athleisure brands to open physical outlets.
