move Hammerson offers a brightness of properties in the UK

UK property moves last week Hammerson acquired four shopping centers in a deal worth an estimated ￡ 254 million. This signals the emergence of companies like the nation's largest retail landlord. The announcement of the acquired company and its partners Hermes Investment Fund Junction is a key point, it is even more important this year for Hammerson. The CEO of Hammerson, David Atkins further developed on the road: "Following our investment in Value Retail, Victoria Quarter and the Whitgift Centre, this acquisition is a further demonstration of Hammerson deploy capital in one of our three specific priorities detail. It continued strong consumer demand for ease and convenience of retail parks and consumer demand the increasing demands of a number of fashion retailers and catering space in retail parks resist. This portfolio acquisitions at attractive conditions strengthens our earnings profile and will be managed actively develop rents and exploit growth opportunities, maximizing returns for shareholders. These initiatives appear to move Hammerson part of a larger trend in the UK real estate investment in a targeted way. Regional Trade and offices in and around London are to concentrate two areas, Hammerson and others appear. Fund crossing itself. Industrial parks in Bristol, Glasgow and Telford, as well as retail giants like H & M, Gap and others The acquisition also speaks of undeveloped land under the agreement, in particular the acquisition Oldbury Park Development. It Hammerson has bought 16 acres of potential across the street from Oldbury town center. Along the magic in a glimmer of hope for the industry related to real estate development, namely the employment sector.