The Duke of Westminster, the UK’s wealthiest landowner, is in discussions with banks following concerns that his biggest fund, the £690m Grosvenor Shopping Centre Fund, could breach its banking covenants.
From the Telegraph:
The Duke of Westminster, the UK’s wealthiest landowner, is in discussions with banks following concerns that his biggest fund, the £690m Grosvenor Shopping Centre Fund, could breach its banking covenants.
The fund, which owns shopping centres including the Dolphin Centre in Poole, Freshney Place in Grimsby, Cooper’s Square in Burton-upon-Trent and Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness, has faced declining property values and an increasingly difficult retail market.
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Grosvenor, which has 20 funds in total and £3.1bn of property under management, yesterday confirmed that parts of its business had been hit by a challenging property market and more shoppers shunning the high street.
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