L&G gets green light to turn former Debenhams Edinburgh flagship into £50m boutique hotel

By Jordan Marshall2021-06-07T05:00:00

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Source: Legal & General

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Proposals by Legal & General to turn a former Debenhams store on Edinburgh’s Princes Street into a boutique hotel have been approved by the city council.

The job on the Scottish capital’s most famous street involves work at three separate listed properties at 109 to 112 Princes Street to create a new hospitality hub and hotel.

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