Arcadia Group’s seven company voluntary arrangements (CVAs) have been passed.

Hammerson has set out its plans for the Martineau Galleries shopping centre site in Birmingham city centre, which has been earmarked for redevelopment for more than a decade.

Lidl has said it will invest £500m in new stores, warehouses and offices in London over the next five years, including opening a store on Tottenham Court Road.

Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct, and other parties, have lodged a legal challenge to the Debenhams company voluntary arrangements (CVA).

High street fashion retailer Select has had its CVA approved.

INTU voting against rescue deals. Aviva, British Land and Hammerson voting in favour. LANDSEC’S position remains unknown, but its vote is now crucial to Arcadia’s survival. MEETING set to take place today at midday at 200 Aldersgate, near St Paul’s.

Intu will, again, vote against Sir Philip Green’s rescue plans for his troubled Arcadia group, sources close to the retail landlord have told Property Week.

Hines has acquired an 85,000 sq ft logistics centre in Enfield, London on behalf of Hines Pan-European Core Fund.

Sir Philip Green is set to make a series of concessions to landlords in a bid to get his Arcadia cost-cutting measures voted through, Property Week can reveal.

The owner of womenswear retailer Monsoon has delayed plans to launch a CVA after seeing Philip Green struggle to secure backing for his Arcadia restructure earlier in the week.