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Colliers reports major warehouse development slowdown pushing up rents
This year Colliers is forecasting average industrial rental growth of 3.7%.
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Footasylum upsizing at Gateshead’s Metrocentre
The sports shoe chain joins EE, Primark, Clarks, Victoria’s Secret and Jack & Jones in increasing its space at the mall.
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London Square scores hat trick of acquisitions with £32m site purchase in Vauxhall
The site has consent for a 36-storey residential tower.
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Legal & General’s Wesleyan buys Edinburgh Audi dealership for £9.1m
The deal signals the start of an investor rush to acquire alternative property assets, according to Knight Frank.
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Alternative Income REIT maintains dividend target despite decline in property values
The firm’s net asset value fell 1.2 in Q1, but rent collection remained robust, at 100% for the quarter.
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Housing and data centres lead UK real estate growth projections for 2040, C&W reports
According to C&W report, a 171% increase in seniors housing stock is needed to meet demand.
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University of Bristol seeks developer for proposed £175m PBSA scheme
The first, £500m phase of the Temple Island campus is under way and scheduled for completion in 2026.
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I-RES revenue dips 4% in first quarter of 2024
The Irish residential specialist said the revenue dip reflected the impact of disposals in the second half of 2023.
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Industrial & Logistics supplement May 2024
Prime assets lead a 6.9% rise in I&L rents in year to March 2024 - Developers take healthy interest in outdoor space - UK MD Greg Cooper on its growth plans - Q&A with Tritax Big Box CEO Colin Godfrey - Five minutes with Infinium Logistics’ Cheryl Perry
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Property Week Digital Edition – 10 May 2024
A full rundown of residential industry outperformers from last week’s awards ceremony - Conservative losses and Labour gains have big implications for developers at a local planning level - Demand for grade-A offices remains high but developers are struggling to make investments stack up