Louisa Clarence-Smith
-
GAM closes in on Finsbury Circus HQ
GAM Holding is in advanced talks to set up a new London headquarters at Mitsubishi Estate’s 8 Finsbury Circus, EC2
-
DAC Beachcroft launches 70,000 sq ft hunt for new London HQ
International law firm DAC Beachcroft has launched a search for a new 70,000 sq ft London HQ.
-
Ærium agrees £66m Herbal House refinancing with Deutsche Bank
Ærium has secured a £66m refinancing with Deutsche Bank on Herbal House, an office and residential redevelopment in Clerkenwell, London EC1.
-
Henderson Park appoints general counsel
Henderson Park has appointed Cross Ocean Partners’ Nick Russell as general counsel
-
IO launches £60m Tesco Pension Fund mandate
IO Asset Management has launched a new multilet industrial property segregated mandate with Tesco Pension Fund
-
Cerberus confirms Admiral Taverns sale
Cerberus Capital Management has confirmed the sale of pub company Admiral Taverns to a joint venture that includes C&C Group, Proprium Capital Partners and Admiral Taverns management. Admiral Taverns owns…
-
Aon buys Townsend from Colony Northstar
Insurance group Aon has acquired property investment management firm the Townsend Group from Colony Northstar for $475m (£367m)
-
Turley boosts Northern offices with new appointments
Turley has made a series of new appointments and promotions across its Leeds and Manchester offices.
-
Allied London awarded Evergreen loan for St John’s
Allied London has been awarded a £16.5m senior loan from the North West Evergreen Fund to finance enabling work on its St John’s regeneration project in Manchester
-
Aviva nears £100m New Bailey deal
Aviva Investors is close to agreeing a £100m deal to fund English Cities Fund’s Two New Bailey office development in Salford, Greater Manchester. The price reflects a net initial yield…
-
British Land and GIC’s 3 Broadgate plans approved
British Land and GIC have received planning consent to create a new Broadgate marketing suite with a ground floor coffee kiosk.
-
JR Capital buys City office for Middle Eastern investor
JR Capital has bought the City office of SBP Law for £5.5m – a net initial yield of 4.15%.