All Property Week articles in 09 December 2016 – Page 4
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Two Ipswich warehouses bought by Kennedy Wilson for £11.6m
Kennedy Wilson Europe Real Estate has bought two distribution warehouses at the Orion Business Park in Ipswich for £11.6m, reflecting a yield on cost of 8.1%.
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OnlineLidl signs at London Gateway
Lidl UK has signed up for a distribution facility at DP World’s London Gateway as part of a planned UK expansion.
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OnlineCBRE GI raises €753m for European shopping centre fund
CBRE Global Investors has raised €753m and announced the final close of a fund focused on dominant shopping centres in Europe.
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OnlineCBRE predicts slowdown in UK property returns
Investment in UK property will slow down next year before bouncing back in 2018, according to CBRE’s annual outlook report.
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OnlineÆrium refinances Mayfair offices
Ærium, the European real estate fund manager, has completed a £57m refinancing of its Mayfair portfolio with Deutsche Asset Management, on behalf its senior debt fund.
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OnlineFCA to consult on further regulation of crowdfunding market
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed to tighten up the regulation of the crowdfunding market following a review of existing rules.
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OnlineUBS fund completes new loan deals
UBS Asset Management’s real estate debt fund has completed a new loan and extended one of its existing loans, representing financing of £22.8m in total.
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OnlineIndian housing group to launch in UK
Indian housebuilder Xrbia, is set to launch in the UK and focus on building “micro homes” in London.
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OnlineHSH Nordbank markets three London assets
German state-owned bank HSH Nordbank has put three London office assets on the market worth around £1bn, as part of a loan sale by its two main shareholders.
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InformationIndustry in good spirits despite Brexit-induced slowdown
The property industry is still remarkably upbeat despite the market slowdown since the EU referendum, according to this year’s Smith Williamson survey.
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OnlineDerwent shares jump after analyst note
Derwent London shares surged 4.4% on Friday following an upgrade from analysts at Credit Suisse.
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InsightDinosaurs face extinction in new proptech age
Head still buried in the sand over the proptech threat? You’d better pull it out pronto.
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InsightProptech pioneers: WiredScore
WiredScore’s William Newton (left) and Tom Redmayne What’s your elevator pitch? WiredScore is the pre-eminent platform rating the connectivity capacity of office buildings. It was first developed in New York in 2013 by leaders in real estate, technology and telecommunications, including Google and Cisco, with the goal of improving ...
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InsightProptech pioneers: TAP
At the core of the Tenant Assistance Program, or TAP, is a dashboard for tenants that gives them all the information they need about the space they are renting in an easy-to-digest manner.
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InsightProptech pioneers: Reposit
Renters are typically forced to hand over as much as six weeks’ rent when they move into their new home, and at the end of their tenancy, that money is recycled into their next deposit.
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InsightProptech pioneers: Property.Works
For tech entrepreneur Joe Cohen, the key to growing a start-up into a successful business is to locate your ‘north star’ and follow it.
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InsightProptech pioneers: SPD
Shared Property Data (SPD) is the Tinder of commercial property. That’s the claim from its founder Michael Marciano, anyway.
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InsightProptech pioneers: Kontor
James Townsend (left), with his partner Luke Appleby What’s your elevator pitch? We find amazing spaces for awesome clients, helping start-ups to well-established international brands to define and secure their perfect office space. To date Kontor has secured more than 1m sq ft of space for clients including WeWork, Propercorn, ...
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InsightProptech pioneers: Hubble
When the Hubble website went live in January 2014, to the untrained eye it didn’t look like much. It was essentially a one-page website with three properties listed on it.
