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OnlineHammerson sells 75% stake in Paris shopping centre to reduce debt
Hammerson has completed the sale of a 75% stake in Paris shopping centre Italie Deux to AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets.
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Markets
Iceland discount brand has big expansion plan
The food WAREHOUSE is one of the fastest-growing retail park outlets. But can it take on Aldi and Lidl?
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News
NewFrontier amends HSBC loan terms as values tumble
Shopping centre owner slumps to £44m negative net worth after values fall by £68m in year to end of August.
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Online
Number of UK pubs increases for first time in a decade
The number of pubs in the UK has risen for the first time in a decade, according to the most recent figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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Online
Aberdeen Standard poised to sell largest asset in troubled open-ended fund
Aberdeen Standard Investments has agreed a deal to sell the biggest asset in its troubled open-ended fund, Property Week can reveal.
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Online
Chilango expected to launch CVA
Mexican restaurant chain Chilango is poised to launch a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) to avoid going into administration.
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Online
Ted Baker loses CEO and chairman after third profit warning
Ted Baker’s chief executive and chairman have both resigned as the retailer issued a new profit warning as it wrestles with the “most challenging” period in its history.
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Online
Catella APAM hires former Aviva head to lead retail team
Investment and asset manager Catella APAM has appointed Aviva Investor’s former head of retail, Tony Christie as head of retail and asset management.
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Online
Atrium shifts retail focus to enter PRS market in Central Europe
Atrium European Real Estate has completed a strategic review that will see it enter the PRS market alongside its retail focus in Central Europe.
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Online
Resolution Property leases 4,000 sq ft to axe throwing company
Resolution Property has leased 4,000 sq ft to axe throwing company Whistle Punks at its Programme building in Bristol.
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Online
Landbay exits retail market to focus on institutional investment
Buy-to-let mortgage lender Landbay has exited the retail funding market in order to focus on institutional investment.
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Online
Clintons’ stores safe after owners buy back retailer in pre-pack admin deal
The Weiss family has bought greeting cards retailer Clintons out of administration in a move that will see all its 334 stores in the UK continue to trade.
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Insight
Workspace market goes mainstream
Editor: The news that Selfridges has signed a management deal with workspace provider Fora is evidence of the growing and evolving appetite for flexible working .
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Online
Samsung to launch experience store in Bristol
Hammerson has revealed that Samsung is to open a new 5,000 sq ft Samsung experience store in Cabot Circus in Bristol.
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Online
Black Friday: UK online retail sales hit all time high at £20bn
Online retail sales in the UK in November and December are set to exceed £20bn for the first time ever, according to data from Colliers International.
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Online
ASK Partners provides third loan to Montreaux
ASK Partners has provided an £11.05m loan facility to developer Montreaux for a mixed-use scheme in north London.
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Online
Capco buys two mixed-use blocks in Covent Garden for £52m
Capital Counties (Capco) has bought two mixed-use blocks that sit adjacent to its Covent Garden estate following Delancey’s £425m acquisition of its Earls Court holdings .
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Online
Flexible planning is key to helping high streets
With traditional retail under pressure from many quarters, much consideration is being given to how our high streets can remain healthy and relevant.
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Online
Intu calls in business advisers
Shopping centre owner intu has appointed advisers to work on a balance-sheet restructuring.
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Insight
Future is bright for town centres
The relationship between city centres and surrounding suburbs has been somewhat tumultuous over the past four decades.
