All Retail articles – Page 24
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OnlineLXi agrees £150m of new lending
LXi REIT has agreed a £150m loan and an extension to its existing £60m HSBC facility as part of its refinancing strategy.
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OnlineRegal London and Cheyne snap up Barnet retail park
Regal London and alternative asset manager Cheyne Capital Management have acquired Great North Leisure Park from Landsec.
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NewsIceland closing six UK stores
Iceland Foods has shut two stores, at Mill Lane, Bromsgrove and Chineham Shopping Centre in Basingstoke, with four more to follow next month.
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OnlinePortfolio value slumps 13.3% at Supermarket Income REIT
The value of Supermarket Income REIT’s portfolio slumped 13.3% in the second half of 2022 as the group suffered from industry-wide outward yield movements.
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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.
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OnlineCanvas to convert Oxford Street retail unit into five-storey flexible workspace
Canvas Offices has unveiled plans to create a five-storey flexible office space on Oxford Street after signing a 25-year lease for a building currently used for retail and storage, Property Week can reveal.
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InsightKing’s Cross’s Anthea Harries on why the public realm is not just for Christmas
At last, we’ve made it through some of the darkest winter months, with Christmas trees and sparkly lights a distant memory, gym classes already quieter and just a handful of new year’s resolutions intact. At King’s Cross, we’ve been reflecting on the lessons learned from another busy festive period and ...
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OnlineAldi targeting empty London office blocks under new store expansion
Aldi plans to nearly double its 60-store-strong London portfolio as part of a UK expansion drive that will see it target empty office blocks and new housing locations.
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OnlinePwC’s audits of Intu Properties under investigation by FRC
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched an investigation into audits conducted by PwC of collapsed shopping centre owner Intu Properties.
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OnlineCapReg makes non-exec board appointment
Capital & Regional has appointed Panico Theocharides to the group’s board as a non-executive director.
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NewsLondon retailers could be set for £96m business rate boost
Retailers on London’s busiest shopping streets could see a £96m boost due to a significant decrease in their business rates liability, according to new analysis from Knight Frank.
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NewsThis week in… 2014
Henderson’s plans to build 1.35m sq ft of office and retail space within its Leadenhall Triangle development were recommended for approval by City planning officer Peter Rees.
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NewsRedhill shopping centre sold to private investor for around £17m
Belfry Shopping Centre in Redhill, Surrey has been sold to a private investor represented by Running Hare for £17m.
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NewsM7 Capital lends £7.4m to David Samuel Properties
Real estate debt specialist M7 Capital has provided a £7.4m loan, on behalf of its UK debt fund TREC II, to support David Samuel Properties’ acquisition of Bouverie Place shopping centre in Folkestone, Kent.
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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.
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InsightThe Shopkeepers Campaign’s Vivienne King on the prospects for business rates reform
In April, the long-awaited business rates revaluation comes into force. Commercial occupiers will be paying rates based on the true value of their premises on 1 April 2021, instead of values from 1 April 2015.
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OnlineRuff and ready retail
Festival Place declares itself dog-friendly to attract customers to its shops
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NewsRetailer M&Co to close all 170 stores
Troubled clothing retailer M&Co will close all its 170 stores by April after administrator Teneo Financial Advisory failed to find a buyer for its physical assets.
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OnlineManière de Voir signs for flagship physical London store
Online fashion retailer Manière de Voir has taken space at Hines’ Oxbourne House development above Bond Street station in London for its first physical store worldwide.
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NewsJD Sports to open 1,750 new stores in £3bn growth plans
UK-based JD Sports is to spend around £3bn opening up to 1,750 new stores over the next five years, the firm’s new chief executive Régis Schultz has announced.
