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Delancey faces international competition over Royal Mint Court leasehold

Delancey, the real estate investment firm founded by Jamie Ritblat, will compete this week against a raft of private equity funds, international property investors and developers to acquire the leasehold securing the former home of the Royal Mint by Tower Bridge, CoStar News has learned.
By James Wallace
March 25, 2014 | 7:00 P.M.

First round bids for the six separate leaseholds with a 100-years remaining over the 460,000 sq ft Royal Mint Court office complex are due on Thursday, in a sales process which is being managed by Julian Clarke and Matthew Nagle of Savills, who were appointed as LPA receivers last September.

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