Lisa Pilkington
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Sainsbury’s to sell first in-town ‘Central’ scheme
J Sainsbury Development (JSD), the development arm of the supermarket chain, is putting up for sale its first multilet town-centre development, on Queen Street in Cardiff, for £16.2m.
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LandSecs JV aims to change tax software landscape
Land Securities has teamed up with Deloitte & Touche and Flint House to develop a software package that will help UK companies with large property investment portfolios to manage tax…
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Healthlands goes into receivership
South African health and fitness company Healthlands UK has gone into receivership, following a rapid expansion programme in the UK. Jonathan Furst, who heads up the Leisure Net-owned Windsor-based company,…
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Argent puts Brindleyplace flagship on market
Argent Group is selling its flagship Nine Brindleyplace mixed-use scheme for a guide price of £20m. The developer wants an initial yield of 6.75% for the building’s investment, which has…
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EP woos US and Far East bidders for Omega site
English Partnerships (EP) has been in negotiations with major US and Far East developers and funds in a bid to spur the redevelopment of one of the UKs largest brownfield…
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Nicholson Estates gets Manchester tower consent
Nicholson Estates has won consent for its £35m flagship residential tower on the Great Northern Warehouse site in Manchester city centre.
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MoD ignites regeneration hopes with Hereford sale
A huge former Ministry of Defence (MoD) depot near Hereford has been put up for sale for more than £4m in a move that could kick-start inward investment in the…
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TRW revs up for Staffordshire investment sale
Auto component manufacturing company TRW is selling its 56,925 sq m (612,750 sq ft) manufacturing plant in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, as an investment.
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Cofton Group pays £15m for Welsh urban village site
The Cofton Group is to transform a former quarry at Rhoose Point in the Vale of Glamorgan into a mixed-use urban village in one of the largest public/private sector projects…
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Newport’s Celtic Park wins outline consent
Morrison Development and Broadhall have won outline consent for their £75m Celtic Springs Business Park in Newport, Wales, which at 600,000 sq ft will be one of the largest developments…
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Birmingham leader backs supplementary business rates rise
Birmingham could be one of the first councils to raise supplementary business rates for regeneration. Albert Bore, suggested that the money raised under the government’s Modernising local government finance Green…
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Grosvenor and Beaufort unveil Bristol tower proposals
Grosvenor Estate and Beaufort have unveiled detailed proposals to turn the outdated Bristol & West tower site in Bristol city centre into a landmark mixed-use scheme.