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The Lloyd’s Building in the City of London has been acquired by Shelbourne Investments, the Irish-based company owned by Garrett Kelleher, in a deal at around £240m. The 32,330 sq m (348,000 sq ft) building is owned by Deka, the German investment fund, which is thought to have paid around £186m for the building in 1986. Shelbourne Investments beat off seven rival to buy the building, currently let to the Society of Lloyd’s on a lease expiring in February 2013. The acquisition is Shelbourne’s second investment in the City of London having paid about £16.0m for the lease on 18-20 Cannon Street, London, EC4 last year. - (12-01-2004)
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Garbe’s Victoria House scheme in Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1, has been sold for about £160m to Moritz Holdings, run by Irish investor Michael Whelan. Originally completed in 1932, for the Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society, the 27,220 sq m (293,000 sq ft) Grade II listed Victoria House was acquired by Garbe in 1999 from Blackfriars Investments for around £40m and redeveloped as 20,156 sq m (216,961 sq ft) of office space at a cost of nearly £40m. - (12-01-2004)
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A planning application has been submitted by Healey & Baker on behalf of SG (Societe Generale), for the redevelopment of the Minories multi-storey car park adjoining SG's office at 41 Tower Hill, London EC3. The proposal is to redevelop the Corporation of London car park to provide a 9-storey office block of 23,937 sq m (257,657 sq ft) gross and 18,615 sq m (200,371 sq ft) net office floorspace. - (17-10-2000)
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The Equitable Life Assurance Society has submitted a planning application for the demolition of Stone House and Staple Hall in London EC2 and the rebuilding behind facades. In addition properties at 1 and 3-5 Stone Court, 142-148 Bishopsgate, and 1-11 & 13-17 Devonshire Row are to be refurbished. Overall the new development will provide 18,650 sq m (200,748 sq ft) net of office space and 5,800 sq m (62,431 sq ft) net of retail space. The scheme would be opposite the site at 110 Bishopsgate on which Heron propose to build a skyscraper development. - (01-10-2000)
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