Amber Rolt
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Countrywide boss steps down after shares slump
Alison Platt has stepped down as chief executive of estate agent Countrywide following a slump in shares last week off the back of a profit warning.
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Purplebricks launches in New York
UK-based hybrid estate agent Purplebricks is launching its services in New York
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PPHE takes control of 318-room London hotel project
PPHE Hotel Group has announced that one of its wholly owned subsidiaries has exchanged contracts to buy from its joint venture partner a 50% interest in Aspirations Limited for £35m.
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Former BHS store and nightclub turned into food halls
The remainder of the space in the former BHS store on Oxford Street, W1, is to be transformed into one of the UK’s largest food halls
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Prologis Europe toasts strong 2017
Prologis Europe had a strong 2017, and ended the year with a high occupancy of 96.6%.
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Jamie Oliver Group announces CVA
The Jamie Oliver Group plans to close 12 Jamie’s Italian restaurants and seek rent reductions on a further eight as part of a CVA
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LaSalle acquires the Treaty Centre, Hounslow
LaSalle Investment Management has acquired the Treaty Centre in Hounslow, west London, for £69.1m, reflecting yield of 6.4%
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Westfield extension tenant line-up revealed
Inditex brands Stradivarius, Pull & Bear and Bershka are among the fashion brands which are opening new shops at the Westfield extension, W12.
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New Look closure list hits retail propcos
A list of 50 New Look stores earmarked for possible closure is circulating the retail property industry
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New Look pulls out of Westfield extension
Struggling high street fashion brand New Look has pulled out of a deal for a new shop at Westfield London’s extension, W12
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Stradivarius in tune with St David’s Centre
Amancio Ortega’s sister brand to Zara, Stradivarius, is opening its first shop in Wales at the St David’s Centre in Cardiff
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Staggered opening for Westfield London extension
The £600m extension of Westfield London, W12, will now open in three phases after the original opening date was brought forward by six months