Deals

Horseferry House in Westminster, which is fully let to Burberry on a lease running to 2043, was snapped up by Indonesian developer Sinar Mas.

Savills has been appointed to market the fully let 12-floor building, which is at the heart of the city's Helix innovation district.

The sale follows the building's repositioning as a specialist life sciences facility.

The US fashion brand joins other recent retail signings, including LEGO and Sephora, at the Belfast shopping centre.

The consented proposal aims to decarbonise the grade II-listed landmark City building and keep it commercially viable, without compromising its architectural significance.

The five-year loan sees HSBC become a new strategic lender to the housing association.

The DIY retailer will operate the 40,000 sq ft unit at the east London industrial development entirely under its TradePoint brand.

The Singaporean investor bought the 211,000 sq ft Aldgate House for £183m in 2018.

The government department will occupy the first completed office block in the £300m West Bar scheme, which is being developed by Urbo Regeneration and Peveril Securities.

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The pension fund's puchase of the 598-home Ebb & Flow scheme is its largest BTR deal to date, adding to a portfolio containing four other developments.

The Limelight scheme comprises 535 student beds arranged across a mix of studios and cluster apartments and amenities include a gym and a cinema.

The events and training specialist has taken Building 90 at the Oxfordshire automotive and aerospace hub.

The 12-acre site provides 230,000 sq ft of high-grade office space, adjacent to the 90-acre development site.

Bank Hapoalim provided a £136m facility, allowing the group to take full ownership of its flagship London South Bank property.

The company acquired 27 assets across the UK for its joint venture with Clear Sky Capital, whose Cinch Cinch Self Storage brand will manage the properties.

It is the ninth-largest UK mall by spending potential and is now more than 96% let, following a £125m transformation over the past few years.

The council has approved plans submitted by The Crown Estate in partnership with Pioneer Group and Oxford Science Enterprises to transform the former Debenhams department store into a science and technology hub.

The retailer leased the facility near Maidstone from Logicor, also the landlord of its Northampton distribution centre.

The company has agreed to take the entire 15-storey Ink building at the Bankside office scheme.