All Retail articles – Page 13
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Insight
Retail isn’t the answer to fill Wilko’s high street gap
Editor: Wilko, another UK high street stalwart, is teetering on the brink. News about possible rescue deals does little to reassure us that recovery for our struggling urban areas is on the horizon.
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52 Wilko stores set to close next week, administrators confirm
Beleaguered retailer Wilko will close 52 shops next week as negotiations over the sale of the remaining 300 stores continue
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John Lewis foray into BTR could result in losses of £57m
John Lewis’ foray into the property sector has left the firm “beset from all sides” according to one expert after it was reported its build-to-rent (BTR) scheme in Ealing, West London, was likely to result in losses of £57m.
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Velement founder and former Hammerson MD reflects on retail, regeneration and Liverpool’s turnaround
In the latest episode of PropCast, Mark Bourgeois, founder of Velement Real Estate Advisory, former interim director of city develoment at Liverpool City Council and former managing director of Hammerson in the UK and Ireland, speaks to Montfort’s Andrew Teacher about retail, regeneration and how the city of Liverpool is ...
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Student housing deals outstrip retail to hit record £8.7bn in 2022
UK student housing deal volumes reached a record £8.7bn last year, exceeding retail deals for the first time ever, according to research released by MSCI.
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B&M agrees £13m takeover deal for 51 Wilko stores
Discount retailer B&M has agreed a £13m deal with administrators to acquire 51 Wilko stores.
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Lidl opens its largest-ever distribution centre in Luton
Budget supermarket giant Lidl has opened its largest-ever warehouse in Houghton Regis, Luton.
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The Works reports 40% profit drop after business rates hit
The Works, the arts, gifts, books and stationery retailer, has partly blamed an extra £5.8m in business rates payments for a 40% drop in adjusted pre-tax profits to £10.1m for the year to 30 April.
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Notting Hill vegetarian restaurant on the table at Barnard Marcus sale
Barnard Marcus’ next auction on 11 September features a property in the heart of London’s Notting Hill, let for 25 years to a vegetarian restaurant and retail operator.
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Hammerson issues £100m bond tap of existing £200m bonds maturing 2028
Hammerson has priced a £100m increase of its existing £200m 7.25% coupon bonds maturing in 2028, resulting in an outstanding notional of £300m.
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Wilko makes 269 roles redundant but nears Putman rescue deal
Wilko is making 269 support centre team member roles redundant, effective from 4 September, while its administrators are consulting creditors on the terms of a rescue deal with HMV’s Doug Putman, Property Week understands.
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German investor snaps up Manchester’s 196 Deansgate in £25m office deal
Commercial Estate Group (CEG) has sold the 196 Deansgate office building in Manchester to AM alpha for a figure believed to be close to £25m.
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M&S opens legal challenge against Gove’s Marble Arch decision
M&S today launched a High Court legal challenge against the government’s decision to reject its planning application to demolish and replace its flagship London Marble Arch store.
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Persimmon drops from FTSE 100 as M&S joins
Housing giant Persimmon has dropped from the FTSE 100 Index following the September 2023 quarterly review, alongside Abrdn, Hiscox, and Johnson Matthey, and will leave the index on 18 September.
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Insight
Revive retail with co-working spaces
Editor: The UK high street, a symbol of community and commerce, has undeniably faced a series of challenges in recent years.
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News
‘Material uncertainty’ over future of Pizza Hut’s UK restaurants
Pizza Hut UK’s auditors have fired a warning shot about the future of the 150-store UK restaurant business due to fears over mounting debt.
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Online
Shaftesbury Capital to sell £100m-plus Fitzrovia portfolio
Shaftesbury Capital has instructed CBRE to sell the group’s Fitzrovia assets in London for in excess of £100m, according to reports.
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M2 bids for Wilko amid ‘appetite to invest in turning the ailing brand around’
Private equity firm M2 Capital has made a last-minute £90m bid for Wilko, with a pledge to retain all employees’ jobs for two years, according to a report by The Guardian.
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HMV owner steps in with last-minute bid for parts of financially stricken Wilko
HMV owner Doug Putman has reportedly stepped in at the last minute with a bid to purchase parts of financially stricken budget retailer Wilko.
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Ikea Oxford Street opening pushed back over ‘complex’ renovations
The much-anticipated opening of Ikea’s Oxford Street store has been pushed back until next year due to the complexity of the renovations required for the building.