All Property Week articles in 1 April 2021 – Page 5
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Savills and Carter Jonas complete £23m disposal of 233-236 Nestles Avenue
Savills and Carter Jonas have completed the disposal of 233-236 Nestles Avenue in Hayes, West London, for £23m on behalf of Buccleuch Property.
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Biden win leads to uptick in US interest in super-prime resi
Joe Biden’s US presidential election victory has led to an uptick in interest in London super-prime housing, according to Knight Frank’s latest report on London’s super-prime lettings market.
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Harworth acquires Cheshire industrial estate for £12.7m
Harworth Group has acquired a multi-let industrial estate in Widnes, Cheshire, for £12.7m.
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Bristol PBSA developers ‘abuse’ millions in investor funds
Two Bristol student accommodation developers have been banned from the industry after “abusing” millions in investor funds, the Insolvency Service has said.
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UKCM sells Kew Retail Park for £41m
UK Commercial Property REIT (UKCM) has sold Kew Retail Park in London to an unnamed housebuilder.
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Property Week Webinar with St. Modwen – Teaser Trailer
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Next increases expected property losses by £100m
Next has increased its expected future property losses by £100m. The retailer said in a statement to the stock exchange this morning that it does not anticipate retail sales fully recovering to pre-Covid levels, and has increased its property provision as a result.
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Many Toys R Us and Woolworths units are still vacant
Vast amounts of retail space are still vacant across the UK following the collapse of Toys R Us and Woolworths in 2018 and 2008, respectively.
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Q&A: Five minutes with Sarah Smith, planning partner at Rapleys
Sarah Smith, planning partner at Rapleys, on how she got started in property, the challenges she has overcome and what she wants to change about the industry. She also shares her cultural recommendations.
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Infection control needs to be taken seriously
An infection control strategy is fast becoming a critical element of any ethical business. This is certainly the case for the property market. Those properties that are best able to demonstrate a robust and future-proof policy when it comes to infection control will stand out in a crowded market.
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Waking up to a brave new world
After so many blue Mondays, how nice was it to wake up to Happy Monday on 29 March? It was the perfect spring day to emerge blinking from our WFH bunkers and resume interaction with the outside world – and what a brave new world it is.
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Residential auction market is set for continued resilience
More than a year on from the onset of the pandemic and the first national lockdown, it is remarkable how resilient the residential auction market continues to be.
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High streets need to be adaptive
As digital retail moves into the realms of augmented reality and enhanced online experience, Fathom Architects has researched how this translates into physical high street spaces in urban centres.
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Agent P: let's talk about sheds
Noon, Friday 2 April: Team P Zoomie. We have a good chortle at Geek Boy, garbed in fresh white shirt instead of his usual Cradle of Filth tee. Yesterday, I fooled him into smartening up, suggesting GBH’s global tech boss from Atlanta would be on-screen today. IT guys – can’t ...
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Impact submits plan for £400m scheme
Impact Developments has submitted plans for its £400m Rom Valley Gardens modular regeneration scheme in Romford, east London, Property Week can reveal.
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Property stocks bounce back 9.3% in first quarter of 2021
U+I leads with a 50% leap in share price as vaccine rollout and recovery hopes boost stocks across property
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This week in… 2014
LA-based firm Karlin Real Estate opened a London office with a war chest of $1bn to invest in Europe. The company said it was targeting commercial real estate assets through its debt and equity platforms.
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Property Week Digital Edition – 2 April 2021
Exclusive research reveals the locations set to feel the biggest impact of the long-term shift to WFH – The alternative property sectors that have been the winners and losers of the pandemic – The murder of Sarah Everard raises questions about how better urban planning could make our streets safer
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The catalyst of Covid-19 must bring a positive change to our offices
Covid-19 has been, and continues to be, a catalyst for change. At some point, life will settle into a new rhythm, which will come with its own challenges. As we grapple with hybrid ways of working, the pandemic has shown that our experiences have not been equal and has emphasised ...