The Norwegian Oil Fund is a blow to £ 570 million to receive a quarter of Covent bets

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The Norwegian Oil Fund is 570 million pounds to buy a quarter of a quarter of a quarter of a quarter of a quarter of Landlord Shaftesbury Capital in the UK, the Southern Wealth Foundation London’s fortune in the last great bet.

Norges Bank investment management exchanged contracts to control £ 25 million from £ 2.7 billion to $ 25 billion. This year, a part of Westminster’s Grosvenor property follows an agreement for £ 306 mn.

“This investment emphasizes our confidence in London with the portfolio of the portfolio that completes our other high quality Western latest investments.

First, the transfer reported by the Costar News, this year’s investment in London this year, more than £ 875 million this year – the first basic purchases in the city since 2018.

The fund is also the main shareholder by holding a 25 percent share in London homeowners, including Shaftesbury.

In the past, he agreed to private minority deals. The Crowns Estate already owned a share on Regent Avenue and invested in the Pollen Property near Savile series, which increased its ownership last year.

Last year, the British lands out of London, the Meadowhall Meadowhall, which was £ 360 million with the lands, was invested.

“Larger picture (NPP), rolling West-Endes” (Northerns).

Norgres will continue to £ 380 pounds against £ 2.7 billion, Covent will pay for a quarter of the garden for a quarter of the garden.

The transaction price confirms the independent assessment of Shaftesbury for the portfolio of 220 buildings around the historical vegetable market and 220 buildings around the Royal Opera House.

Shares of the listed homeowners have been engaged in the value of their assets to be careful of the commercial property of investors in recent years.

Shaftesbury CEO Ian Hawksworth said that the deal was shown that special investors received a more positive and voter view of the sector. “Special capital capitum capiti has many evidence that placing high quality real estate …. on the stock exchange.”

The Western tip has flourished more than a ribaism of tourism since the pandemic. Shaftesbury, in 2024, the busiest Christmas, Soho, China and Covent Garden spaning portfolio spanning portfolio was the busiest holiday with more than 1 mn per day.

Rising rents for shops, restaurants and office area increased the value of £ 5 billion property collection in 2024. Shaftesbury gave the revenue of the transaction, reducing the debt, invest in the existing features and gave the flexibility to get more buildings in the field of Western ends.