Share Dealing
British Land agrees pre-let deal with Aon for 'Cheese Grater'
Rob Langston, 16 May 2011
Real estate investment trust British Land (BLND.L) has agreed terms to pre-let of ten floors of the Leadenhall Building to Aon - known as the Cheese Grater.
The non-binding terms for the building - a joint venture with Oxford Properties - cover 191,000 sq ft and give the insurance company the option of a further 85,000 sq ft.
Construction of the 47-storey Leadenhall Building began in January and is scheduled for completion in mid-2014.
The building will serve as Aon's London headquarters and is located close to its existing offices.
Total development cost for the building is set to be around £340 million, and has seen both British Land contributing land valued at £90 million initially.
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