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Welcome to Scotland's property coverage at PropertyWeek.com, bringing you all the latest news and views from Edinburgh, Glasgow and the rest of the country.Scotland news
CBRE signals “largest development surge in a generation”
The sustained dearth of shopping centre development in Great Britain is finally over, according to CBRE.
KKR and Quadrant move towards retail Resolution
US private equity firm KKR and asset manager Quadrant Estates have exchanged contracts to buy the Tuscany retail park portfolio for £112.5m — a yield of around 7.5% — in what will be KKR’s debut European direct property deal.
US private equity investor confirms £112.5m retail park deal
US private equity firm KKR and asset manager Quadrant Estates have confirmed their deal to buy the 430,000 sq ft Tuscany retail park portfolio for £112.5m.
Scottish Government seeks build to rent investment
The Scottish Government has promised a tougher regulatory framework in order to encourage investment in the private rented sector.
Superdry upsizes in Silverburn
Hammerson has agreed a deal with Superdry to increase its store at Silverburn in south west Glasgow to 7,592 sq ft.
Catalyst’s Glasgow office plan
Developer joins forces with McAlpine, Duddingston House and Scottish Enterprise for 220 Broomielaw.
Muse is a hit for Aberdeen’s St Nicholas
Muse Developments, backed by Aviva Investors, has been selected by Aberdeen City Council to develop St Nicholas House in Aberdeen.
Roxhill acquires Newbridge industrial site
Roxhill Developments has acquired a 12.5 acre site at Newbridge, Edinburgh, for an industrial and logistics development.
CBRE to market Aberdeen office scheme
CBRE has been appointed by Carttera Private Equities to market a £50m office scheme in Aberdeen.
Klin Group goes exclusive on Diageo site in Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock-based Klin Group has signed an exclusivity agreement with Diageo to redevelop the former Diageo bottling plant in Kilmarnock.
New epoch as St Enoch goes on sale
Consolidating centre’s small units into larger ones could be main draw. David Hatcher reports
Crown Estate gets hat trick of rural approvals
The Crown Estate has achieved three planning approvals this week, in Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire and Moray.
Glasgow approves 220,000 sq ft office scheme
Glasgow City Council has approved plans for a 14 storey office block in the centre of the city.
Macdonald Estates and Harwood share student digs
Joint venture to develop student accommodation scheme in Glasgow.
Mortimer's prime Glasgow block is put on menu
A retail block owned by a company controlled by Glasgow businessman James Mortimer has been brought to the market.
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Inside the deal: Aker’s Aberdeen arrangement
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Mercantile Chambers sold for £4.5m
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Conygar to syphon off Aker campus
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Q+A: Cunningham on Hillington Park life
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Atria One is apple of Bank of New York Mellon’s eye
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Baronsgate fields Magnetic North sale
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Vans stomps into Edinburgh
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Titan unveils £55m plans for Aberdeen scheme
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Receivers appointed to Mapeley’s Delta portfolio
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Oil fuels slick moves for Aberdeen airport
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Interserve enters Edinburgh with Tiger
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Joint venture to push Haymarket development forward
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Women in Property appoint new chairman for Northern Scotland
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BNP Paribas adds to Scottish real estate team
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Scottish data
DTZ: Edinburgh - Q1 2012
Take-up in the city centre increased to 127,000 sq ft in Q1. This was the strongest quarter of lettings in two years and was driven by a 48,000 sq ft pre-let to Brewin Dolphin at Atria.
DTZ: Edinburgh - Q4 2011
Take-up in the city centre fell to 54,000 sq ft in Q4 (Figure 1). Firms from the financial sector, which often underpin occupier demand in the city, were notably quiet.
Scotland Analysis
Continental rift: UKIP, Europe and property
UKIP and the Tories are leading the country away from Europe. This has serious consequences for property.
Retail's 2020 Vision
This year’s Midsummer Retail Report paints a more upbeat picture of a sector heading into a seven-year recovery. Kat Spybey reports and examines the key findings in detail.
Retail's 2020 Vision
This year’s Midsummer Retail Report paints a more upbeat picture of a sector heading into a seven-year recovery. Kat Spybey reports and examines the key findings in detail.
Scotland professional
Need to know: choosing the best business model
Last month Colliers International announced it was restructuring its business to become a limited liability partnership across England and Scotland.
People Moves: Watts Group, Valad Europe, CS2, Olswang and more...
GBR Phoenix Beard has made two hires in its London office.
