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Investor and gold trader Roy Sebag is understood to have seen off competition from the Crown Estate to buy the 226,547 sq ft Clarendon Centre in Oxford.
Brookfield has made a £557m cash offer to buy Tritax Eurobox, a bid compelling enough to mean the target's board has now switched its recommendation away from an agreed share deal with SEGRO.
Nuveen Real Estate is seeking to sell a 25% slice of Edinburgh’s £1bn St James Quarter complex, as well as the freehold for the W Edinburgh hotel.
Hostmore, the owner of restaurant chain TGI Fridays’ UK franchise, has filed for administration with plans to sell all of the chain’s 87 outlets by the end of September.
Proprium Capital Partners-backed Admiral Taverns has bought a portfolio of 18 freehold pubs from rival pub group Marston’s. The portfolio of 18 wet-led establishments spans the UK, located in counties ...
Real estate agents are weighing up how the growth of artificial intelligence is likely to affect the office leasing market on two fronts – not only what it will do to occupier demand as businesses ...
Investment in the UK’s purpose-built student accommodation market helped activity in Europe’s broader residential markets hit a two-year high in the second quarter of the year. Regional living ...
The Crown Estate, Oxford Science Enterprises and Pioneer Group have signed an exclusive long-term life sciences mandate. Under the deal, all future developments acquired by OSE will be delivered ...
Bar operator Nightcap has dropped plans to bid for troubled rival Revolution Bars Group. Revolution said earlier this week that a takeover proposal from Nightcap is “incapable of being delivered”, and ...
Planning officers have recommended Regal's proposed £125m transformation of a 0.75-acre site at Chalk Farm Road, NW1, for approval. The decision will be made during Camden Council’s planning committee ...
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Economic nervousness and an inability to agree on pricing has seen the volume of pulled deals in the UK soar to a new high.