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Digital screen manufacturer Amscreen has appointed Caddick Construction to fit out the unit at Harworth’s 250-acre Logistics North after signing a 10-year lease.
The investor paid £50m for a Tesco store in Prescot, as well as acquiring a Morrisons, M&S Foodhall, and a pair of Aldis elsewhere in the region.
The pandemic pushed the Bolton-based company’s construction arm into the red for the 12 months ended 31 December 2020 but the firm’s housing division increased turnover by more than 50% year-on-year, brightening the overall picture.
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority is to sign off loans for Northstone projects totalling 373 homes in Bolton and Wigan, as well as £21.5m to the joint venture delivering the residential element of the £120m Stockport Interchange.
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Peel L&P has sold the 143,000 sq ft complex, which is let to occupiers including B&M, Dunelm and Boots.
Regional REIT has acquired properties in Manchester, Liverpool, St Helens and Warrington totalling 345,000 sq ft from Squarestone Growth.
The council’s cabinet approved the loan facility to an entity indirectly controlled by The Hut Group founder Matthew Moulding last year and the e-commerce firm has drawn down £152m so far, according to a report to the authority’s audit and corporate governance committee.
The property business has reported pre-tax profit of £53.1m, with turnover and net cash also seeing healthy increases in the first six months of 2021.
