29th Mar 2018 14:19
The property, located in central
The sale price reflects a net initial yield of 6.4% and a 5% premium to the December 31, 2017, independent valuation. The sale is expected to close in June.
The property company said the government purchasers had exercised a Compulsory Purchase Order for the property as part of the wider Chester Northgate retail, leisure and residential scheme.
Picton also expects to receive a further top-up payment of
"This [net asset value] accretive transaction captures the upside from our leasing and asset management activity. The proceeds further reduce the Group's LTV [loan-to value]," Chief Executive Michael Morris said.
Shares in the company were up 1.2% at 84.99p.
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