CBRE GI wins mandate from world’s largest pension fund
Japan’s £1trn Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) has awarded its first global real estate mandate to CBRE Global Investment Partners.
Inspired seeks funding to kick off £2bn rental drive
Developer appoints Lacey to find funding partner for £175m of assets in first step to building £2bn portfolio.
Legal challenge to Giggs & Neville's £200m Manchester scheme turned down
A legal challenge to Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs’ controversial £200m St Michael’s redevelopment project in Manchester city centre has been rejected, paving the way for construction to begin.
Southbank Centre markets Waterloo space
The Southbank Centre has put underused storage space beneath Waterloo Bridge on the market for £10m, citing its potential for a leisure-led redevelopment.
L&Q to introduce lifetime tenancies for all residents
Housing association L&Q is set to scrap fixed-term tenancies (FTTs) and instead offer lifetime tenancies for all residents, it has announced.
Deka buys the Verde in Victoria
Deka Immobilien, the investment arm of Dekabank Deutsche Girozentrale, has bought the Verde office building in London Victoria.
London & Scottish Investments reveals plans for 57,000 sq ft retail park near Glasgow
London & Scottish Investments (L&SI) has unveiled plans for a 57,000 sq ft retail park on the derelict Nestle dog food factory site in Barrhead, near Glasgow.
Inhabit approved for 590,000 sq ft redev in Aberdeen city centre
Inhabit has been granted planning approval for its 590,000 sq ft redevelopment of the historic Broadford Works site in Aberdeen city centre.
The Crown Estate receives first European WELL Platinum certification
The Crown Estate’s head office at St James’s Market has become the first office in Europe to achieve a WELL Platinum certification.
CBRE GI wins mandate from world’s largest pension fund
Japan’s £1trn Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) has awarded its first global real estate mandate to CBRE Global Investment Partners.
GCP raises £38.1m from share placing
GCP Student has raised £38.1m ahead of its share placing later this month, falling short of its £55m target.
Commercial Property REIT sees share price fall
Share in Commercial Property REIT nudged down 0.11% on Thursday after the newly formed REIT reported a net asset value total return of 3.9% in its half year results.
Rules on commercial service charges given ‘sharper teeth’
Industry hopes new rules from the RICS will give commercial occupiers clarity on what they pay, and why
The dramatic impact of the crash on the London office market
A decade on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, occupier take-up in central London is no longer dominated by financial services firms but by tech businesses, reveals exclusive research by Knight Frank.
'Debate. Diversity. Delivery': the key takeaways from RESI
The future of BTR and modular, Help to Buy and planning delays were among the big talking points.
RESI 2018: Interview with Tony Pidgley
Speaking exclusively to Property Week at the RESI Convention 2018, Berkeley Group chairman Tony Pidgley talks about the current housing crisis, help-to-buy and much more.
Malthouse’s housing figures didn’t add up for industry audience at RESI
Rarely has a new housing minister inherited more of a numbers game than the latest incumbent. Problem is, numbers might not be Kit Malthouse’s strongest point. Nor his aides’.
How blockchain could help strengthen trust in the PRS
For any transaction to be successful, trust is vital. From marriage vows to rental agreements, employment contracts to doctor-patient confidentiality, trust is the foundation stone upon which we build our personal and professional relationships.
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