Has the BBC Television Centre been sold?

Has the BBC Television Centre been sold?

The BBC has sold its historic Television Centre premises in west London in a deal worth £200m. The historic doughnut-shaped building, which dates back to 1960, has been bought by property developer Stanhope plc, the corporation confirmed on Monday.

Who bought television centre?

After a refurbishment, the complex reopened in 2017 with three studios in use for TV production, operated by BBC Studioworks….Television Centre, London.

Television Centre
Owner BBC (1949–2013) AIMCo (2013–present)
Technical details
Floor count 8 (above ground)
Floor area 14 acres (56,656 m2)

Where is the new BBC Television Centre?

White City
Meet the new-ish BBC Television Centre – a huge residential and living district in White City, West London, housed in a building where Morecambe and Wise once put the National Grid under immense pressure due to the sheer number of people tuning in.

How many studios are in the TV Centre?

three TV studios
Television Centre’s three TV studios host live audience recordings every day, bringing a unique atmosphere and ever-changing creative buzz to life here.

Do ITV now own Television Centre?

ITV has sold its famous headquarters, the London Television Centre, for £145.6M ($186M) to property developer Mitsubishi Estate London. The shows are now made out of BBC studios in White City in west London. ITV’s staff are based out of offices in Holborn.

Is the BBC Centre now flats?

The redevelopment of the iconic BBC Television Centre has been unveiled giving the first glimpse of the luxury flats inside that could be yours for £725,000. New apartments and 45 Soho House hotel rooms have been built inside the original doughnut shaped building, that was built between 1948 and 1960.

Has ITV bought TV Centre?

The commercial broadcaster will move into the Broadcast Centre building in White City to bring all its staff in London under the one roof. ITV has taken a 13-year lease that will combine its operations in west London.

Are the BBC still in White City?

White City Place is a collection of six buildings occupying a 17-acre site at Wood Lane, White City in West London (W12), a short distance down Wood Lane from BBC Television Centre. All formerly properties of the BBC, only two buildings – Broadcast Centre and the Lighthouse – are currently occupied by BBC staff.

Does ITV use BBC Television Centre?

In October 2018, ITV announced it will be selling its former HQ on the South Bank and will continue broadcasting live from Television Centre for the foreseeable future.

Is BBC Television Centre now flats?

Can you live at Television Centre?

Furthermore, the apartments at Television Centre have been designed with wellness in mind. Life is enriched with thoughtful additions, from peaceful outdoor spaces and excellent cultural events, to an open kitchen concept. This overarching ethos for modern living applies to all homes planned for Television Centre.

Why did the BBC move out of Television Centre?

The corporation decided to sell Television Centre for £200m in 2012 to developer Stanhope and move staff to the redeveloped Broadcasting House in central London and MediaCity in Salford, as part of a plan to save money and make the corporation less London-centric.