Orchard Street Investment Management’s recently launched UK Decarbonisation Impact Fund has bought Junction One Retail Park in Rugby, Warwickshire, from St James’s Place for approximately £35 million.
Saks Global is now battling with not only unpaid vendors but also its investor Amazon, as the online giant cries foul and tries to block financing for the luxury retailer’s Chapter 11 reorganization.
Iroko Zen, the French real estate investment vehicle, has bought a 140,000-square-foot Wakefield retail park in its latest move for UK regional property.
The Munich investment market gained significant momentum in the fourth quarter of 2025, and Colliers expects the upward trend to continue in this year. This is supported by a number of large transactions that are in advanced stages.
It was a blockbuster $2.7 billion merger that united some of the most iconic names in luxury retail under one roof, creating a brick-and-mortar luxury giant. But just over a year later, the deal has turned sour and landed the consolidated company in bankruptcy court, with plans to evaluate its brick-and-mortar footprint.
E-commerce behemoth Amazon is looking to a site in the Chicago suburbs for its biggest store format yet, marking its latest experiment to boost bricks-and-mortar sales.
Commercial real estate investment will hit between £43 billion and £48 billion in 2026, up as much as 15% on 2025, according to JLL in its annual predictions for the year ahead.
Landsec has gone under offer to buy the 1 million-square-foot Silverburn shopping centre near Glasgow, in a transaction revealed by CoStar News in November.
Hammerson, the UK-listed owner and manager of prime retail and leisure, has let space at Cabot Circus shopping centre in Bristol to Sephora, a global beauty brand.
Jade Propco, a vehicle linked to CalSTRS, the California State Teachers' Retirement System, has bought 31 Old Bond Street for £36.28 million or a circa 3.5% net initial yield.
New European CMBS issuance soared in 2025 to €8.7 billion in 17 transactions across multiple sectors, against €2.2 billion in five transactions the previous year, to chalk up the highest annual volume by a distance for more than a decade.