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OnlineThackeray Group acquires Cardiff site for £100m mixed-use regeneration project
Thackeray Group has acquired the landmark Howells Building in the centre of Cardiff out of receivership as part of plans for a £100m mixed-use scheme in the Welsh capital.
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Sovereign Centros replaces Ellandi as Merry Hill asset manager
Sovereign Centros has replaced Ellandi as asset manager for Merry Hill shopping centre in Dudley.
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CapReg improves rental collection deals as it enters 2021
Community shopping centre group Capital and Regional has improved its rent collection deals for 2021 as the UK emerges from the Covid pandemic.
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BOSS comes to St James Quarter
Luxury fashion brand BOSS has signed a lease at St James Quarter, Edinburgh’s newest shopping district.
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Amazon hires Hammerson’s head of leasing as part of physical shop rollout
Amazon has hired Hammerson’s interim head of leasing as the online retailer looks to roll out more physical shops across the UK.
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Ellandi appoints chief operating officer
Ellandi has appointed David Payling as its chief operating officer.
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Nike Unite opens at Gunwharf Quays
Landsec has announced that Nike will open Nike Unite Portsmouth at Gunwharf Quays, the brand’s community-focused concept that helps “connect people with sport”.
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Could tech save the high street?
All areas of life are enriched by our digital connections, from our relationships with family and friends to the way we interact with colleagues and service providers.
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ASK lends £21.65m to BYM Capital for Barnet shopping centre acquisition
ASK Partners has provided a £21.65 senior loan facility to BYM Capital to fund its acquisition of The Spires shopping centre in Barnet, Property Week can reveal.
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Frontrunner for The Grafton centre pulls out
Property developer Native Land’s plans to acquire The Grafton shopping centre in Cambridge from Legal & General have fallen through, Property Week understands.
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Former Colliers director joins CWM as partner
Peter Flint has joined retail and leisure agency CWM as a partner in its retail team.
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Sainsbury’s exercises second option to buy stores from Supermarket Income REIT portfolio
Supermarket Income REIT has updated investors on its 50:50 joint venture with British Airways Pension Trustees.
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Greggs CEO to retire after rolling out hundreds of shops
Greggs chief executive Roger Whiteside is to retire from the bakery chain, having grown the estate from around 1,600 shops to 2,200 during his tenure.
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Professional
Envisioning ‘spaces’, not ‘places’
The narrative of the ‘dying high street’ both pre- and post-pandemic has often been over-hyped and overstated.
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Professional
Helping to bring life to empty units
Our high streets and shopping centres are visual testament to property sector difficulties. Whatever the reason may be – shopping shifting to digital, pandemic-reduced footfall, Brexit uncertainty – empty commercial gaps present themselves as the public face of a troubling time for landlords.
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LaSalle IM set to snap up a pair of retail outlets for £600m
Firm fights off competition from 10 others to buy Cheshire Oaks and Swindon Designer Outlet from Nuveen.
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Shopping centre investment volumes set to bounce back in 2022
Distribution warehouses and London’s industrial sector are set to see the highest investment returns over the next five years, at 11.6% and 9% respectively, but shopping centres could also be set to make an unlikely resurgence.
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Supermarket Income REIT adds two stores to portfolio and increases debt facility
Supermarket Income REIT has paid £55.1m for two supermarkets, a Sainsbury’s in Washington, Tyne and Wear, and an Asda in Cwmbran, South Wales.
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There’s life yet in the UK’s high street
For many, the death of the British high street has long been a question of when, not if. And with the pandemic causing the proportion of total UK retail sales that take place online to almost double, many thought that Covid-19 would prove to be the final nail in the ...
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New Selfridges owners plan luxury hotel at London flagship
The new owners of Selfridges are planning to develop an upmarket hotel and serviced apartments as part of a revamp of the flagship store on Oxford Street in London.
