All Retail articles – Page 7
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NewsFrasers takes 100,000 sq ft at Blackpool’s Houndshill centre
Frasers Group has become the anchor tenant of Houndshill Shopping Centre owned by Blackpool Council.
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Lakeside signs up two more Inditex brands
Inditex fashion brands Pull&Bear and Stradivarius have taken 9,642 sq ft and 8,710 sq ft respectively at Lakeside shopping centre in Essex
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M7 joint venture assembles regional asset portfolio
Investor and asset manager M7 Real Estate has acquired 15 industrial, retail warehouse and office investments in a joint venture (JV) with investment and technology development firm DE Shaw group.
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HJ Collection completes acquisition of four new sites
Property developer HJ Collection has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of four new assets in Lowestoft, Ipswich, Stafford and Hanley.
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Hammerson’s adjusted earnings up 154% for H1 reflecting strong demand for retail space
Hammerson reported strong demand for prime shopping space as it posted an increase of 154% year-on-year for adjusted earnings in its unaudited H1 2022 results.
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Commercial property values fall -6.8% in October
Capital values decreased by -6.8% across all UK commercial property in October 2022, according to the latest CBRE Monthly Index.
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Prime retail asset in Newcastle brings in £4.9m at Acuitus sale
Auctioneer raised a total of £20.7m from the sale of a mix of retail and healthcare lots at the November auction
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Boo and North Brewing Co to open at Circle Square in Manchester
A joint venture between developers Vita Group and Bruntwood SciTech has signed burger retailer Boo and brewer North Brewing Co for its Circle Square site in Manchester.
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Landsec signs mult-site deals with Sweaty Betty
Real estate giant Landsec has signed three deals with female activewear brand Sweaty Betty to take 6,000 sq ft of retail space in its prime retail destinations.
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Sook set to open site at Cain’s Islington Square hub
Flexible retail operator Sook is opening its 12th site in January at Cain International’s mixed-use Islington Square hub in north London, kickstarting the firm’s plan to open 50 new sites across 2023.
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Heritage body opposes demolition of flagship M&S store as inquiry closes
The public inquiry into the M&S Oxford Street scheme closed on Friday with SAVE Britain’s Heritage stating demolition of the flagship building could not be justified on either heritage or climate grounds.
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Wild Swans and Karaca sign up for Cain’s Islington Square
Cain International, a privately held investment firm, has agreed terms with Scandinavian women’s designer and homeware retailer Wild Swans and Turkish homeware retailer Karaca for its Islington Square development.
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Mailbox REIT posts fall in NAV
Mailbox REIT has posted a fall in net asset value (NAV) for the third quarter to the end of September.
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Retail’s experiential revolution
Shopping centres are betting on leisure and F&B to boost footfall post-Covid. Claire Robson reports
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Shaftesbury and Capco issue trading updates ahead of £3.5bn merger
Shaftesbury and Capital & Counties (Capco) have both released trading updates ahead of their £3.5bn merger.
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LondonMetric completes £28m of sales
LondonMetric Property has sold two assets for £28.2m, reflecting a blended net initial yield (NIY) of 4.6%.
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Ardent pays around £50m for retail element of Royal Exchange in City
The Ardent Companies UK has completed its acquisition of the retail element of The Royal Exchange in the City of London from Oxford Properties.
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The Portman Estate appoints Bruce Gillingham Pollard as advisers
The Portman Estate has appointed Bruce Gillingham Pollard to advise on its independent retail portfolio, Portman Marylebone.
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MSCI shows September property returns fell 2.3% year on year
UK monthly commercial real estate returns fell 2.3% year on year in September, as the value of properties dropped in every market sector, according to MSCI’s Monthly UK Commercial Real Estate Index for September.
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Heritage body urges refit not demolition of M&S Oxford Street flagship store
SAVE Britain’s Heritage is urging Marks & Spencer (M&S) to retrofit its Oxford Street building, as opposed to demolishing and rebuilding it, as part of its plans to redevelop the site.
