All Property Week articles in 1 May 2015 – Page 6
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News
Industry giants call on next government to back renting
A whopping £30bn of private-rented homes could be built over the next parliament if the government provides the right support for the sector, a group of nearly 40 investors and developers has claimed.
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Regatta portfolio sails away
Receivers working for Nationwide have put a portfolio of predominantly retail assets once owned by property tycoon John De Stefano on the market with a £52m price tag.
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Ally Capellino heads up west
British bag designer Ally Capellino has taken a new shop at Howard de Walden Estates’ 11 New Cavendish Street.
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Professional
New initiative aims to bring fresh talent into local planning
Finn Williams talks about how Public Service aims to improve the planning system
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Oaktree and Anglesea offload Co-op shed days after purchase
Oaktree Capital Management and Anglesea Capital have offloaded a Co-operative Group-let distribution centre just days after buying the shed from Legal & General.
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AEW UK picks up business park
Investment manager AEW UK has acquired a business park in the South East from Aviva Investors for £18m.
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Insight
In our privately funded property sector, are rent caps ever acceptable?
The answer, as we all know, is ‘of course not, rent caps would be the end of the world as we know it, a disaster!’ Or perhaps not.
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Titan to get going on Aberdeen spec scheme
Titan Investors is set to imminently begin work on its 132,000 sq ft speculative Aberdeen office scheme after agreeing a deal with contractor Sir Robert McAlpine for the construction process.
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Regus appoints agents for £400m global growth contract
Flexible workspace provider Regus has appointed agents to oversee an aggressive expansion programme, in a deal worth more than £400m.
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Logicor takes a Shine to Goodman’s €300m portfolio
Blackstone’s European logistics company Logicor is on the verge of acquiring Goodman’s Shine portfolio for close to €300m (£215m).
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Gatehouse’s Nicol resigns to start £1bn real estate house
Gatehouse Bank’s vice-president for real estate Scott Nicol has resigned to set up an investment vehicle with £1bn firepower.
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Nearly 20,000 business rates appeals outstanding
More than 19,400 businesses that believe they have been overcharged for business rates still have appeals outstanding at least 18 months after their claims were submitted.