Hertfordshire
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Threadneedle snaps up RREEF shed
Threadneedle Property Investments has bought a 62,250 sq ft shed in Hertfordshire from RREEF UK Property Ventures Fund No.3 for just under £5m.
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Competitive bidding back at Network Auctions’ November sale
There was competitive bidding at Network Auctions’ 3 November sale, which raised £2.1m after 72% of the catalogue sold.
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Henderson submits plans for Bishop’s Stortford makeover
Henderson UK Property Fund this week submitted a planning application for its retail-led development in Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire.
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Savills buyers opt for location
London lots remained popular with investors at Savills’ residential auction last week.
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Look to the east
Fund facts Germany is drawing major investment despite unimpressive growth figures, while the UK is again attracting US attention. But for the decade ahead, the best retail prospects are in…
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Delta displays Waltham Cross intent
Printing and display firm Delta is buying Henderson’s 178,000 sq ft Magnum 25 shed in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, for around £12m.
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Just over half sell at Network sale
Network Auctions’ 15 September sale raised £1.4m as 11 out of 20 properties sold.
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Watford Council secures two retailers for former Woolworths store
Watford Borough Council has secured two retailers for its former Woolworths site in Watford city centre
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Goodman and SWIP let 220,000 sq ft to Wincanton in Herts?
Goodman and Scottish Widows Investment Partnership have let a new 220,000 sq ft distribution centre at Hoddesdon Commercial Park, Hertfordshire, to Wincanton
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Prezzo buys Herts hotel from Punch
Italian-style restaurant operator Prezzo has bought the freehold of The George Hotel in Bishop’s Stortford – the third oldest inn in Hertfordshire – from Punch.
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Back to the drawing board
Several major retail schemes are being redrawn and rescheduled to suit the harsher economic conditions. By Elaine Cavanagh . Plans for anumber of town centre schemes in the north-west region…
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Small ripple in a small pond
Close to the bottom The M25 north-west has never been a deep pool of office activity, but even teacups can have their storms.