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Commercial property in London worth upwards of £500 million has been placed on the market as Syrian billionaire Simon Halabi seeks to settle an enormous bill for loans and unpaid ......
London-based property developer Minerva have successfully managed to restructure £750 million of debt, gaining two years of breathing space in the process. Having been particularly badly hit by the credit crunch, ......
Songbird Estates has been saved from bankruptcy by the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, the China Investment Corporation.Songbird is the majority owner of Canary Wharf, the huge development in London’s ......
Property development and investment group Hammerson have announced the departure of their CEO, John Richards.The news coincides with the release of poor business results; losses for the group doubled for ......
Ratings agency Moody’s has warned that the Citypoint tower in London is valued at far less than the cost of its loan, which is ‘very likely to default either during ......
Land Securities, the biggest property company in Europe, has completed its sale of 1, Wood Street, to the fund manager Aerium Finance. The London property houses over 175,000 square feet ......
Billionaire property tycoon Simon Halabi has reportedly defaulted on £1.15 billion of loans on his London property portfolio. Prices for commercial property in the capital have fallen by around 40 ......
Two significant office building deals have raised expectations for London’s commercial property market. So far this year, sales of commercial property have been the lowest on record. However, the deals being ......
European real estate company Hammerson has secured a further three tenants for its 125 Broad Street development in London, adding another 45,000 square feet of let space to its books.The ......
Asset management company Henderson Global Investors is to create a second fund to take advantage of current commercial property prices in central London. The fund, named CLOF II (Central London Offices ......