All Property Week articles in 24 June 2016
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Pipe's appointment as deputy mayor may 'kill off' Bishopsgate Goodsyard
Mayor of Hackney Jules Pipe’s appointment as Sadiq Khan’s planning chief will “kill off” Hammerson and Ballymore’s £800m Bishopsgate Goodsyard development, the Mayor of Tower Hamlets has predicted.
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Manchester’s tallest building given green light
Renaker Build’s 200m residential tower at Owen Street in Manchester - the UK’s tallest building outside of London - has been granted planning permission.
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Hibernia makes €51m Dublin office buy
Hibernia REIT has exchanged contracts to acquire three 1970s office buildings in Dublin for €51m.
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Kier and Bruntwood sell Leeds office for £43.75m post Brexit
A joint venture between Kier and Bruntwood has forward sold 3 Sovereign Square in Leeds for £43.75m, despite the uncertainty after last week’s EU referendum.
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NewRiver's £15m Worthing plans get green light
NewRiver Retail has won planning permission for a £15m redevelopment of The Montague Shopping Centre in Worthing.
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Airport expansion decision to be delayed
The transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin has confirmed that a decision on airport expansion will be delayed following last week’s vote to leave the EU.
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Propcos fight back as FTSE 100 returns to pre-vote level
Property companies continued to recover on Wednesday as the FTSE 100 closed up higher than it stood before the EU referendum.
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Tritax Big Box confident of riding Brexit out
Tritax Big Box Reit has told investors it is well placed to weather any Brexit storms, while also stating it is reviewing its investment pipeline and exploring refinancing options.
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TH Real Estate sells two London pubs for £13.5m
TH Real Estate has sold two historic London pubs to a private European investor for £13.5m.
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Urban Decay and GH Bass sign in Carnaby
Urban Decay’s European flagship and American shoe brand GH Bass’s UK debut store are both opening in the Carnaby area this summer, landlord Shaftesbury has announced.
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RICS to launch online diversity portal
The RICS is to launch an online portal to allow its members to exchange ideas on how to best build a diverse workforce, its president announced today.
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HS2 chief urges industry to embrace diversity
Firms seeking to pick up contracts on the HS2 rail project will have to demonstrate their commitment to diversity and inclusion, the organisation’s chief executive has warned.
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Noma JV reveals plans for two Manchester offices
The Co-operative Group and Hermes Investment Management are bringing forward 135,400 sq ft of office space across two buildings at their Noma scheme in the centre of Manchester.
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First Scottish Spaces set to expand Glasgow co-working
Creative workspace firm Spaces has chosen Glasgow’s Bath Street as the location for its first UK co-working hub outside of London.
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Henderson GI closes Magnificent post-Brexit £70m deal for Kings Cross Travelodge
Hong Kong-listed Magnificent Real Estate has acquired Travelodge London Kings Cross Royal Scot Hotel from Henderson Global Investors for £70m.
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IPUT picks up Dublin logistics facility for €17.8m
IPUT has acquired a logistics facility at Rosemount Business Park in Dublin 15 for €17.8m (£14.2m) with an initial income yield of 6.5%.
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Bicester's Garden Town to grow via planning application
Redrow and Wates Developments have submitted outline plans to Cherwell District Council for a new mixed-use development as part of Bicester’s wider ‘Garden Town’ initiative.
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BNP Paribas REIM makes €500m final close on NEIF II
BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management Luxembourg has announced the final closing of Next Estate Income Fund II (NEIF II) with commitments in excess of €800m (£661.4m)
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Deputy mayor: Brexit makes it harder to fix London's housing crisis
Brexit will make it “harder to fix” London’s housing crisis, London’s deputy mayor for housing has warned.
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Lone Star and JP Morgan buy Propertize for €895m
Lone Star and JP Morgan have bought the Dutch bad bank Propertize for €895m.