U+I’s head of regeneration leaves after 22 years
Simon Hesketh, U+I’s director of regeneration and member of the company’s executive committee, has left the business, Property Week can reveal.
Ares raises €1.78bn for European real estate fund
Ares has raised €1.78bn for its latest European real estate fund, comfortably exceeding its fundraising target of €1.25bn.
Profit and revenue dips as Persimmon focuses on customer service improvements
Housebuilder Persimmon has posted a fall in profit in the first half of the year as it focuses on improving customer service after a raft of complaints about the quality of its homes.
Trio of lettings at Manchester’s Corner Block
CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield have made a trio of lettings at the Grade A Manchester office building Corner Block.
UK’s first ‘wind guidelines’ introduced in City of London
The City of London Corporation has drawn up wind microclimate guidelines for new development proposals in the Square Mile.
90 North and Audacia Capital acquire offices in the Netherlands
90 North Real Estate Partners and Audacia Capital have jointly acquired two headquarter offices in Hoofddorp in the Netherlands for around €100m (£92m).
citizenM set to open fourth London hotel
citizenM has acquired a site for a 226-room modular hotel in London Victoria, which is due to open in 2021.
Netflix takes 134,000 sq ft production centre in Uxbridge
Netflix has signed a deal with Aviva Investors for a 134,000 sq ft production facility at the institution’s Uxbridge Industrial Park.
Red Oak Taverns buys 18-pub portfolio
Red Oak Taverns is set to acquire 18 pubs after receiving funding from OakNorth Bank.
Empiric’s student digs break through £1bn valuation barrier
Empiric Student Property’s portfolio has broken the £1bn valuation barrier as it posted improved figures across the board in its results for the six months to the end of June.
Ares raises €1.78bn for European real estate fund
Ares has raised €1.78bn for its latest European real estate fund, comfortably exceeding its fundraising target of €1.25bn.
Profit and revenue dips as Persimmon focuses on customer service improvements
Housebuilder Persimmon has posted a fall in profit in the first half of the year as it focuses on improving customer service after a raft of complaints about the quality of its homes.
Empiric’s student digs break through £1bn valuation barrier
Empiric Student Property’s portfolio has broken the £1bn valuation barrier as it posted improved figures across the board in its results for the six months to the end of June.
House of Fraser still faces an uncertain future one year on
Department store retailer’s fortunes remain in the balance 12 months after purchase by Sports Direct
The Collective moves towards mixed-use
Co-living firm’s James Penfold discusses plan for Hackney Wick and Harrow schemes
RESI convention 2019: Will the retail-to-resi dream become reality?
Bringing residential back into the heart of our towns and cities could pump life into our struggling high streets and help solve the housing crisis – but it is not as easy as it sounds
RESI Convention 2019: how can we better marry the public and private sectors?
The property industry and government are waking up to the fact that closer partnerships between the public and private sectors are needed to help tackle to housing crisis
Developers confident in new Bishopsgate Goodsyard plans
JV owners believe they have done enough – but questions remain over what Hammerson will do with its stake
The future of airspace development
As Lambert Smith Hampton and Hamptons International team up to launch a dedicated airspace business, are other advisory firms likely to follow suit?
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