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March 21, 2019

Inside Arcadia’s Property Portfolio: The Landlords And Towns Most Exposed To Potential CVA

Any use of a company voluntary arrangement by Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia empire to cut rents or close stores would be the most controversial use of the CVA process so far in the current retail revolution.

Using Land Registry data analysed by PropTech firm Datscha, as well as Companies House and other listed company information, Bisnow delved in to Arcadia’s store portfolio to see which landlords are most exposed if the company does try to use the CVA process to cut its property liabilities.

Inside Arcadia’s Property Portfolio: The Landlords And Towns Most Exposed To Potential CVA

Where any rent reductions and store closures might come is uncertain, but given the way Arcadia’s different brands are trading, and looking at new data identifying patterns in previous CVAs, it is possible to analyse the general pattern they might take. CVAs are controversial among…

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British Co-Living Company Launching First U.S. Location In Long Island City

NEW YORK CITY — After introducing itself to New York City with a major $450M co-living facility in Brooklyn, The Collective's first U.S. location will actually be in Queens.

The Collective has paid $58M to acquire The Paper Factory Hotel in Long Island City, and will spend the next few months and millions of dollars converting it into a "short-stay co-living" facility, where guests will be able to stay up to 29 days and take advantage of the shared spaces and community programming that a co-living project entails.

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