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Located beside an Asda supermarket, Halbeath Retail Park has recently undergone a major refurbishment and now consists of 9 retail units totalling 125,903 sq ft – Homebase, B&M, Harveys, Carpetright, Currys/PC World, Argos and Pets at Home.
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We have available shops in 15 more locations near Dunfermline.
Existing occupiers include B&Q, Matalan, Farmfoods, Rosebys/Bensons for Beds, Dreams and Home Bargains. The retail park is being upgraded on a phased basis with improved frontages in the style of the new Matalan and Home Bargains stores. B&Q and Farm Foods have recently agreed to extend their lease, both making a further 10 year commitment to the store. Pagazzi have also recently taken a new lease in the park.
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Top listed agent Paradigm Property Consultants LLP
5 August 2023
Capital & Regional has raised £25m from shareholders to help fund its purchase of The Gyle Shopping Centre in Edinburgh. The real estate investment trust (REIT) purchased the scheme for a total consideration of £40m, with the remainder of the transaction financed through existing funds and a new debt facility of £16m. Of the £25m fundraising, 12.6% was supplied by minority shareholders, whilst the company's largest shareholder Growthpoint provided the remainder of the funding.
4 August 2023
Capital & Regional has entered into an agreement to acquire The Gyle Shopping Centre in Edinburgh for £40m. The real estate investment trust (REIT) said the acquisition will be financed through its existing funds, a new debt facility of £16m, and around £25m in proceeds from a open offering of shares. Spanning 415,000 sq ft, The Gyle comprises 88 retail units and is anchored by Morrisons supermarket and a Marks & Spencer store.
4 May 2023
The City of Edinburgh Council and West Town Edinburgh have agreed a joint approach to develop a sustainable '20-minute neighbourhood'. Costing £2bn, the 205-acre development in the Scottish capital's West Town site will look to create a mixed use neighbourhood that both satisfies housing needs and delivers a "significant sustainable urban expansion". City of Edinburgh council leader Cammy Day announced the agreement alongside Graeme Bone, group managing director of West Town developer Drum Property Group, at the UK Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum in Leeds.
