With its central piazza surrounded by a stream of shops, restaurants and theatres, Covent Garden is one of London’s most ...

Every state has a famous restaurant that everyone knows about ... blue-and-white Victorian-style building in New Orleans' Garden District, Commander's Palace opened in 1893 and has been serving ...

That legacy of cultural exchange is still alive and well today, especially in the restaurant scene ... wide variety of vegetables from the on-site garden accent the rigorously seasonal menu ...

Imagine sipping on premium vintages while indulging in perfectly crafted dishes at the elegant Balata Restaurant—it’s an experience designed to delight the senses. But wait, there’s more! When you ...

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s biggest, has struck a hefty £570mn deal to acquire a quarter of the Covent Garden estate. Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), announced today ...

Shaftesbury Capital has sold a quarter of Covent Garden to Norwegian oil fund Norges for £570m in the latest bet by Noway’s sovereign wealth fund on the capital. Under the terms of the contract ...

portfolio of prime property around London’s Covent Garden district, according to a statement on Thursday. The transaction, set to conclude in April, will hand £570 million in cash to Shaftesbury.

NBIM said the portfolio comprises 1.5 million square feet properties, predominantly used for retail and leisure purposes, within the London districts of Covent Garden and Seven Dials. London ...

Norges will pay £570mn in cash for a one-quarter share of Covent Garden, which will continue to hold £380mn of debt against its £2.7bn property value © Zoonar ...

The funds will give Shaftesbury a huge war chest for buying further properties in the Covent Garden are as well as in Soho. The Covent Garden portfolio generates annual income of £104 million on ...

After a chilly winter at Olive Garden, business appears to be warming up again for spring. Same-store sales at the casual-dining chain increased 0.6% during the quarter ended Feb. 23. That marked a ...