... trade Sale and leaseback United Kingdom First, acquisitions form the major part of most retailers′ property activities. Generally, as retailers pursue a growth objective, new acquisitions dominate. Once the company is well established,acquisitions are reduced in relation to the size of the fund...

...J.W.W Fox Suggests that the sale and leaseback of property provides a way for owner‐occupiers to redistribute capital invested in property with either the release of capital or its reinvestment in a more balanced property portfolio. Outlines a case study which shows how such a programme is carried...

...Peter Miles Outlines a form of investment, similar to an institutional sale and leaseback agreement, but which escalates the rent payable for up to 35 years and can provide the tenant with appreciation benefits. Discusses the Occupational Tenancy and provides examples of option premiums. Concludes...