Ex-GPE directors launch new London-focused firm
Industry heavyweights Neil Thompson and Ben Chambers have set up a new business to target office investment and development opportunities in central London, Property Week can reveal.
JLL buys HFF in $2bn deal
JLL has agreed a $2bn deal to buy HFF in a bid to grow its capital markets business.
Avison Young appoints new principals following GVA deal
Avison Young has appointed more than 100 new principals following the firm’s acquisition of GVA.
Rothesay Life pre-lets 50,000 sq ft of the Post Building
Brockton Capital and Oxford Properties Group have let 50,000 sq ft of the newly refurbished Post Building to Rothesay Life, as revealed by Property Week last year.
Office Outlet crashes into administration
Stationary retailer Office Outlet, which used to be part of Staples, has gone into administration.
Essex regeneration scheme receives £30m Homes England funding
Swan Housing Association has received £30m of Homes England funding for its redevelopment of the Craylands Estate and Laindon Shopping Centre in Basildon, Essex.
Frasers secures 77,000 sq ft of lettings at Winnersh
Frasers Property UK has announced a string of new lettings totalling 77,000 sq ft at Winnersh Triangle in Reading.
British Land confirms trio of lettings at Broadgate
British Land has confirmed a string of lettings at its Broadgate estate covering 140,000 sq ft, bringing the scheme’s transactions over the last two years to 1.2m sq ft let across 50 deals.
Newcore enters self-storage market
Newcore Capital Management has entered the self-storage sector through a strategic relationship with operator Engage Management Services.
Octopus loan book passes £1bn
Octopus Property, the specialist lender, has revealed its loan book has passed the £1bn barrier.
JLL buys HFF in $2bn deal
JLL has agreed a $2bn deal to buy HFF in a bid to grow its capital markets business.
Octopus loan book passes £1bn
Octopus Property, the specialist lender, has revealed its loan book has passed the £1bn barrier.
REI seeks Brexit opportunities after NAV rises in 2018
Real Estate Investors has posted a slight rise in net asset value (NAV) off the back of a 5.1% rise in revenue during 2018.
Top property analyst urges investors to ditch NAV focus
Panmure Gordon analyst Miranda Cockburn says attention should be on income and company management
Retail assets make up 20% of councils’ spend outside their boundaries
Potentially risky retail property investments make up the second-largest portion of commercial real estate bought by local authorities outside their boundaries, reveals exclusive data from Datscha shared with Property Week.
Tenant Fees Act is short-term fix
It may have taken two years, but the Tenant Fees Act will at last be implemented on 1 June 2019, after first being announced in November 2016’s Autumn Statement. It is a positive first step toward reform for the property industry.
Birmingham gets its first co-living scheme
Volume.Property chief executive reveals plans to develop site for 200 residents
Duking it out over section 106
The seventh Duke of Westminster should read Southwark Council’s 166-page report on why it last month rejected £800m plans to build 1,343 flats and a new school in Bermondsey. The council wanted 35% of the homes to be rented at 25% below market rent, rejecting Grosvenor’s 27.5% final offer.
Trinity One battles Historic England at Huddersfield site
Plans for 350,000 sq ft mixed-use scheme hang in the balance
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