All Property Week articles in 1 November 2019 – Page 6
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MarketsIndustry calls for later living planning rethink
Report says radical changes to planning system needed to facilitate delivery of more specialist later living housing.
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NewsCadogan Estates’ head of property Haydn Cooper leaves the business
Cadogan Estates’ head of property and asset management is leaving the business after three and a half years in the role.
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NewsQuintain’s new CEO outlines goals for Wembley and beyond
James Saunders says Wembley regeneration is still focus but new Irish arm is exploring opportunities
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InsightSpotlight on asset management
WeWork’s travails have thrown the spotlight on the UK property world’s asset management expertise.
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ProfessionalMoney laundering crackdown has property industry on alert
Real estate professionals are taking heed as HMRC redoubles efforts with increased fines and penalties
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NewsAdidas opens experiential store on Oxford Street
German sportswear company Adidas opened an experiential store on Oxford Street last week that it describes as “the world’s most technologically advanced Adidas store”.
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NewsAllsop and Acuitus post solid results in a ‘testing’ market
Allsop and Acuitus raise less than at October 2018 sales but say results are positive given market conditions
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NewsBond Wolfe sells 84% of catalogue
Midlands-based Bond Wolfe Auctions recorded a strong 84% success rate at its latest auction last week, selling 108 lots from a 129-lot catalogue and raising a total of £11.6m.
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NewsStudent Roost forward-funds £45m Nottingham student development
Brookfield-owned Student Roost has completed a forward-funding deal for a 472-bed student accommodation scheme in Nottingham to the tune of around £45m, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsStrettons raises £8.4m at auction
Strettons raised £8.4m at its auction this week, selling 52 lots from its 74-lot catalogue and achieving a 71% success rate.
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NewsDfT pays £15m to use Manston as lorry park
Site has been earmarked for parking in event of Brexit disruption at Dover
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NewsLondon estates could house 250,000 more
Report for developer London Square identifies space on estates for new homes
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InsightLenders still have appetite for alternative sectors
Editor: Your article, ‘ Lenders reveal extent of fears about retail property and WeWork ’, rightly highlights some of the fears and scepticism from lenders following recent events, as illustrated by the upturn in yields.
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InsightNational Design Guide much needed
Editor: Housing secretary Robert Jenrick’s warning to developers about poor homes is a timely reminder of the need for quality design, and the value of the recently released National Design Guide .
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ProfessionalPeople Moves: Cluttons, Avison Young, MAPP and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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NewsResearch reveals fall in commercial spending by LAs
Local authority spending on commercial property has fallen sharply this year and is expected to fall further in 2020 because of an increase in borrowing costs.
