Kent
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EDF Energy buys Dungeness estate
France’s EDF Energy has acquired Dungeness estate on the south Kent coast, close to the Dungeness B power station which it owns.
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China’s SinoFortone invests £100m in Kent theme park
China’s SinoFortone has invested £100m in the London Paramount Entertainment Resort.
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Briefing: Asia starts to lose its shine
What happens when the most active cities for real estate development in the world are also the ones that are losing the most investment?
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Canadians poised to sell Whitefriars stake
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is preparing to offload one of its first UK real estate purchases, the Whitefriars shopping centre in Canterbury, Kent.
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London’s homeless problem heads to Home Counties
London councils are increasingly looking to landlords in the Home Counties for a solution to the city’s homeless problem, which has been exacerbated by high rents, a reduction in the…
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Trampoline park jumps on Kent site
Active leisure concept Gravity Trampoline Parks has signed for a new site at Lockmeadow Leisure Complex, Maidstone, Kent
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Partners pull in to Ashford Quarter
Ashford borough council has named local developers Quinn Estates and George Wilson Holdings as development partners on the 590,000 sq ft Ashford Commercial Quarter.
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Partners named for Ashford office hub
Ashford borough council has agreed to work with developers Quinn Estates and George Wilson Holdings on the first office site in the Ashford Commercial Quarter
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The rise of food in the retail experience
A passion for fashion is not the only reason people are flocking to shopping centres. Piers Wehner reports on the rise of the food and beverage offer as part of…
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Dungeness Estate in Kent up for sale via Strutt and Parker
The Dungeness Estate in Kent is up for sale via Strutt and Parker for an asking price of £1.5m.
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Kent’s Dungeness estate up for sale
The Dungeness estate in Kent is up for sale at an asking price of £1.5m.
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Catalyst Capital buys £54m asset portfolio
Catalyst Capital has bought a portfolio of assets from the joint administrators of the De Stefano Property Group, Jim Tucker and Ed Boyle from KPMG, for £54m.