布萊克所Cassels & Graydon

2022年8月30日

最近移民到加拿大買則采取工廠今年大巨頭南部三角洲地區購物中心的計劃,當她為公元前其他大型購物中心公司,中央走,自2014年以來已經購買了。她搬到公元前八年了劉,串行投資者未紅了公元前約8.58億美元購買三個零售中心。則采取米爾斯是由劍橋艾芬豪Caisse de得寶等位置的房地產子公司魁北克,魁北克的養老基金,在長期租賃的財產則采取第一民族(TFN的)。它於2016年開業。1.2萬平方英尺,在公元前第二大包含大約200,坐落在107英畝,商店和餐廳和廣泛的露天停車5000輛。這是一個重複的艾芬豪劍橋十字鐵米爾斯購物中心北卡爾加裏。中央行走在5000年買了商場獨木舟傳遞方式,則采取,2022年5月6日。的財務細節沒有公布,但房地產的最新評估價值掛鉤為4.07億美元。 In a press release, Central Walk chairman Hong Liu, CEO Andy Wang and investment and asset management director Valen Tam said the sale was jointly produced by the efforts of many parties including Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP, Ds Avocats, real estate companies Colliers and JLL, and the Tsawwassen First Nation. Weihong Liu, with her brother and company official Liu Ergang, have apparently bankrolled the B.C. purchases, at least partly, with proceeds from the sale of the Central Walk shopping centre Weihong developed in Shenzhen, China. She sold that 1.5-million-square-foot mall to Hong Kong’s Link Real Estate Investment Trust in February 2019 for the equivalent of $1.25 billion. Weihong Liu moved to Canada in 2014, and acquired Woodgrove Centre, the largest shopping centre in Nanaimo, B.C., in 2020 (currently assessed at $195.4 million), and paid $4.5 million for the Arbutus Ridge Golf Club in Cobble Hill, just north of Victoria. Her company briefly owned the landmark Fairmont Empress Hotel in Victoria but sold it to Vancouver developer Nat Bosa in 2014. In May 2021, Central Walk, bought the 522,000-square-foot Mayfair Centre mall in Victoria from Ivanhoe Cambridge in a $258 million deal. Since then, Central Walk has unveiled plans for a makeover of both Woodgrove and Mayfair malls, the latter including a retail expansion and potential residential component. In a May tour of Tsawwassen Mills, Central Walk officials said it planned to expand the food services at the mall and “focus on developing a prominent entertainment presence at the property” as well as making changes to core retail offerings. Details of the mall’s remake were vague then and are on hold today, however, according to the Damien Teissedre, marketing manager of Tsawwassen Mills. “At this time we are not discussing redevelopment in mourning of the late TFN Chief Ken Baird. We will reopen comments and discussions once a new chief and direction is elected, and a conversation to discuss the future has been had. We are fully committed to the growth of these TFN lands and the community,” Teissedre told Western Investor.