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"British Land has opened the gap in London's skyscraper race as it forges ahead
with its £1.1 billion development programme in the capital, chief executive
Chris Grigg said today.
"It's a striking contrast with Hammerson's failure to sign up CMS Cameron McKenna
to its Principal Place development, and Great Portland Estates' reluctance to
commit to 100 Bishopsgate."
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"Large UK shopping centres that dominate their catchment area like Meadowhall in Sheffield are highly prized by property investors, as they have so far managed to weather the tough retailing climate better than the rest of the UK.
"Australian developer Westfield, British Land and Hammerson are among parties vying to redevelop an ageing mall in Croydon, South London, illustrating the strong demand for such assets."
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