In the news this morning, a five-acre site opposite St Thomas’ Hospital in central London is being prepared for a potential £200m sale according to the The Times.
And the broadsheets mull over the £1.5bn sale of Network Rail’s arches to Blackstone and Telereal, as reported by EG yesterday.
Also today, the latest from EG’s series of recollections of the collapse of Lehman Brothers features Brendan Flood, the former chief executive of Modus Ventures – the retail developer that collapsed into administration in May 2009.
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Flood: ‘Undoubtedly, the credit crunch resulted in many of us having to completely start again’
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