All Property Week articles in 04 November 2016 – Page 3
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OnlineDuke & Dexter to open flagship Earlham Street store
Shaftesbury has signed up handmade loafer brand Duke Dexter to open its first store, at 16 Earlham Street in London’s Seven Dials.
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OnlineIt’s the last mile that counts in modern logistics
Not tens, but hundreds, thousands and even millions of miles are embedded in many of the products we touch daily. But it’s the final moments of the race to the finishing line that is the most interesting — the sprint down that last mile.
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OnlineHong Kong investor buys 20 Moorgate for £154m
Asian Growth Properties has bought a City of London office building at 20 Moorgate from Deutsche Fonds Holding AG for £154m in its first UK deal.
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OnlineCarter Jonas creates London sheds team
Carter Jonas has created a new industrial team in its head office with two senior hires from Capita.
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OnlineIs M&S finally making the much needed strategy shift?
If Marks and Spencer are not on the cusp of a seismic change in business strategy, we think they should be.
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OnlineUnite issues trading update ahead of seeking REIT conversion
Unite Students, the UK’s largest student accommodation group, has released its latest trading update showing occupancy across the portfolio stands at 98% for the 2016/17 academic year.
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OnlineGVA’s Sibthorpe joins Avison Young to drive UK expansion
Avison Young, the largest Canadian-owned real estate service group, has appointed Jason Sibthorpe to head up the agency’s UK office.
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OnlineM&S to close clothing stores and refocus on food
Marks Spencer has confirmed plans to have 60 fewer clothing and homeware stores as it attempts to halt continuing falls in profits.
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OnlineFTSE 100 starts week strongly
The FTSE 100 bounced back on Monday closing up 1.7% after the FBI exonerated Hilary Clinton of criminal conduct regarding her emails.
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OnlineMoD to dispose of 56 more sites from its estate
The Secretary of State for Defence, Michael Fallon, has revealed plans to release a further 56 sites from the Ministry of Defence estate for sale by 2040.
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OnlineItalian shopping centre bought by CBRE GI for €61.8m
CBRE Global Investors has bought the Mongolfiera shopping centre in Lecce, Italy, from Schroders for €61.8m.
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OnlineCR takes stake in Oxane Partners
European asset and investment manager CR has announced a partnership deal with financial services firm Oxane Partners.
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OnlineExpansion at Heathrow is unlikely to take off smoothly
First it was rumoured to be Gatwick and then both Heathrow and Gatwick. Now we know that the government is backing a third runway at Heathrow.
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OnlineUS Election: Brexit could look like a 'ripple in a tea cup'
The inauguration of the next leader of the free world is upon us – and the result is far from certain. I took an informal lunch time poll of about 25 industrial agents and occupiers last week, among whom 57% thought Hillary would clinch the deal with the electorate and ...
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OnlineNewcore reveals £10m of acquisitions
Newcore Capital Management has bought two automotive properties and two vacant childcare facilities in transactions totalling £10m.
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OnlineBilfinger GVA appointed to Solihull’s Arden Cross Development
Bilfinger GVA has been appointed to provide strategic advice on the 350-acre Arden Cross development near Solihull.
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OnlineBovis appoints John Lewis director to board
Bovis Homes has appointed Nigel Keen as a non-executive director.
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OnlineGIC buys P3 logistics for €2.4bn
GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, has paid €2.4bn (£2.14bn) to buy P3 Logistics Parks from TPG Real Estate and its partner Ivanhoé Cambridge, the largest property deal in Europe so far in 2016.
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OnlineFTSE 100 suffers worst week since January
The FTSE 100 closed down sharply on Friday capping off the worst week for the index since January.
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NewsSeparated at birth: Mark Williams and Rob Flavelle
Suits you sir! Columbia Threadneedle’s asset manager Rob Flavelle looks remarkably like actor Mark Williams in one of his signature roles - the excitable tailor in hit 1990s comedy The Fast Show .
