Property company British Land has made more than £80m from the sale of three shopping complexes in Northern Ireland and Nottingham. The largest came from the 300,000 sq ft Conneswater shopping centre in Belfast which was sold to Killultagh Estates for £47.3m. Anchored by Tesco, Woolworths and Dunnes, the centre includes 50 retail units.
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