... 1B in the next five years, the companies said. PLANNING Landsec’s regeneration arm, LandsecU+I, has submitted a hybrid planning ... green space and public realm, including an urban meadow. Landsec has been the owner of Lewisham Shopping Centre for more ...
... know about the great big REIT sell-off. Landsec Last week it emerged that a deal for ... private equity firm CIT to buy Landsec’s 95% stake in the X-Leisure fund ... and the Xscape snow dome in Milton Keynes. Landsec was set to use the proceeds of the ...
... the UK, including seven years in executive leadership roles at Landsec.
... bottomed out, but asset prices remain depressed across the board. Landsec, the UK’s second-largest REIT, is also looking to ...
... preceding the 2010s, Segro in 2018 took over from Landsec as the UK’s largest listed property company by market ... capitalisation. The UK’s two historic big beasts, Landsec and British Land, performed incredibly similarly, producing total returns of ...
... the 0.8% rise for the broader FTSE 350 index. Landsec was the biggest riser, climbing 4.4%, followed by Big ...
... £400M for an 18-hotel, 3,028-room portfolio from Landsec, which was selling it as a noncore business line. The ... already begun for Ares with the portfolio it bought from Landsec. Some assets might be of a high enough quality in ...
... , the names are similar but in a slightly different order. Landsec’s management team is the top performer, having added close ... . It is interesting to note that the management teams of Landsec and British Land are often criticised by analysts for adding ...
... proposed sale of the portfolio. Accor sold the portfolio to Landsec in 2007 for £711M. That deal included an additional nine ...
... to moving into 21 Moorfields, which is being developed by Landsec. “We committed to that and we will go ahead,” Sewing ... London into the building. It also leases 92K SF from Landsec at the Zig Zag building in Victoria. Its asset management ...
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