Supermarket Income REIT PLC has completed the acquisition of three long-let grocery stores across the United Kingdom for a total consideration of £97.6 million. The properties are occupied by Tesco,
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London is facing an escalating shortage of prime office space as demand surges beyond available supply. Recent research by estate agents Knight Frank and the London Property Alliance reveals the
Major UK retailers are engaged in an intensifying turf war, resorting to increasingly assertive strategies to secure prime retail space. With developers slowing their builds and planning restrictions curbing new
Battersea Power Station, one of London’s most iconic landmarks, is under the spotlight as its Malaysian owners weigh up a potential £2bn sale—an event that could mark the largest single-building
The Malaysian owners of Battersea Power Station are weighing a potential sale of the iconic building, which market agents believe could achieve a price approaching £2 billion. Permodalan Nasional Berhad
The London office market is experiencing a significant shift as demand for premium office spaces accelerates in the wake of the pandemic. Developers are entering what many describe as an
Assura, one of the UK’s largest owners of healthcare properties, has turned down a fourth takeover bid from US private equity giant KKR. The latest bid, submitted last week, valued
British shopping centre investments have reached their highest level since 2016, with transactions totalling £2.07 billion last year, signalling a remarkable revival in retail property confidence. The surge reflects growing
Property heavyweight Landsec is orchestrating a significant portfolio reshaping, with plans to divest its remaining retail parks in early 2025. The FTSE 100 property giant’s strategic move, spearheaded by Chief
In a significant move that underscores confidence in prime retail locations, Land Securities has acquired a 92 per cent stake in Liverpool One for £490 million. The FTSE 100 property
The UK’s commercial real estate market is demonstrating a quicker recovery than its European counterparts after a challenging two-year downturn caused by high interest rates. Recent market data indicates that,
