Agents Smith Price and Reid Rose Gregory join forces
Specialist retail and leisure agencies Smith Price and Reid Rose Gregory are merging, Property Week can reveal.
Montreaux gets green light for 2000 home Southall scheme
Mixed-use developer Montreaux has secured a resolution to grant from the London Borough of Ealing Planning Committee for the development of over 2000 homes on the site of the former Middlesex Business Centre in Southall, west London.
Staycity snaps up Pretique to kickstart development push
The serviced apartment operator says it plans to eventually develop around 20% of its properties in-house
Keepmoat Homes appoints new chief exec
Keepmoat Homes has appointed a new chief executive and a new group production director.
Instant Group completes tri-partite lease deal for Barclays
The Instant Group has completed a tri-partite lease agreement on behalf of Barclays for its newly acquired office space in Glasgow.
UKCM refinances debt facilities with Barings and Barclays
UK Commercial Property REIT has refinanced its debt with facilities from Barings Real Estate and Barclays.
HCLG urges government to reform business rates and planning to save high streets
A Parliamentary committee has urged the government to reform business rates which it says are stacking the odds against high street retailers.
Allsop and Auction House’s first 2019 sales down year on year
Two of the UK’s largest residential auction houses saw a year-on-year dip in sales at their first auctions of the year last week.
Insurer agrees deal to take floor at AXA IM’s Twentytwo Bishopsgate
US insurance business the Reinsurance Group of America is under offer to take a floor of AXA Investment Management’s Twentytwo Bishopsgate.
Trebor secures two deals for spec industrial sites
Trebor Developments has agreed two separate deals to bring forward speculative industrial units in Wales and the East Midlands.
UKCM refinances debt facilities with Barings and Barclays
UK Commercial Property REIT has refinanced its debt with facilities from Barings Real Estate and Barclays.
First non-London loan for Mayfair
Mayfair Capital has raised additional equity for its residential debt fund and undertaken its first loan outside London to support Ktesius’s redevelopment of the Astoria Cinema in Brighton.
Intu shares slump as dividend is suspended
Intu shares have fallen 10% in early trading after the shopping centre landlord suspended its dividend and reported a 13.3% fall in capital values in full-year results.
Brave new EcoWorld: interview with Heng Leong Cheong
EcoWorld London chief executive Heng Leong Cheong reveals to Helen Crane how it plans to become a household name in UK mid-market residential
Viventi and Henley make their first forays into UK BTR market
Viventi aims to invest £100m in BTR, while Henley has made a key hire to spearhead its move into the sector
Old Oak Common scheme hits new roadblock with Cargiant
Used-car firm accuses development body behind scheme of ‘cock-up’ in escalating row over west London site
Prime logistics take-up soars to second-highest-ever level
Prime logistics warehouses posted the second-strongest occupier take-up figures ever in 2018, according to Gerald Eve data shared exclusively with Property Week.
Does new Norges strategy spell end of UK deal-making?
Norwegian sovereign wealth fund to focus on ‘cost efficiency and investments that require limited resources’.
Will critical NAO report force planning reform?
The planning system is “not working well” with half of all local authorities unlikely to meet the government’s housing delivery targets and infrastructure funding lacking cohesion and certainty, according to a damning report by the National Audit Office (NAO).
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