David Lindsell
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My Local set to appoint administrator
Convenience store My Local is about to appoint KMPG as an administrator after shutting nearly 90 stores in the past few days.
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Dublin’s Shelbourne House on sale for €31m
Savills has been appointed to sell Shelbourne House in Ballsbridge, Dublin, at a guide price of €31m.
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Store Twenty One seeks CVA
Store Twenty One is seeking to pull off a company voluntary agreement asking landlords to accept reduced rent.
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Landlords left out of BHS talks
The Pension Protection Fund voted down a large number of landlords and creditors wishing to create a creditors’ committee.
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Property REITs outperform hedge funds
Property REITs were better-performing than hedge funds, according to a study of 200 major pension funds.
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Picton net asset value up 12.7%
Picton Property Income saw a 12.7% jump in its net asset value, after it rose to £417.1m according to the latest annual results.
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BPF boss: Government must push on with infrastructure projects
The chairman of the BPF says the government must focus on pushing ahead with infrastructure projects despite the Brexit vote
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DTZ takes 80-86 St John’s Road for £10.7m
DTZ Investors, on behalf of Strathclyde Pension Fund, has bought a shop and nine flats end of terrace building at 80-86 St John’s Road, Clapham, SW11 for £10.7m.
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Work on City’s tallest tower pauses for EU referendum
EU REFERENDUM: Building work on what will be the City of London’s tallest tower has paused because of uncertainty around tomorrow’s UK referendum on remaining in or leaving the EU.
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EU referendum: what the agents say
EU REFERENDUM: The UK’s top agency firms have shared their views on the EU, how they hope the vote will go and how they are handling the disruption.
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Taylor Wimpey college plan makes the grade
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has bought a site in Soho with planning permission to build 47 apartments and a new college
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Former BHS owner faces committee
Dominic Chappell has revealed more about the complicated property dealings of BHS before it went into administration in April.