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US capital fuels £4.8 billion sale-and-leaseback spike for grocery stores

American funds accounted for 73% of sale and leasebacks in 2025
Customers leave a Lidl supermarket in Hackney. (Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Customers leave a Lidl supermarket in Hackney. (Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Sale and leaseback transactions of UK grocery stores since 2021 hit £4.8 billion, as retailers use the process to recycle capital and as a income-secure investment opportunity for buyers, according to research from Savills.

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    • George Trimmer

      Associate Director,UK Retail, Warehouse Investment, Savills

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