All Property Week articles in 1 October 2021 – Page 2
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NewsFirethorn gets go ahead for speculative Cheshire scheme
Firethorn Trust has been given the go ahead to speculatively develop 700,000 sq ft of warehousing space in Cheshire.
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OnlineCentral London investment hits £2.5bn for Q3 2021
Investment in central London totalled to £2.5bn in Q3 2021, up from £1bn recorded in Q3 2020, according to data from CBRE.
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NewsBGO and Mulberry to deliver 1.1m sq ft of shed space for Eddie Stobart
BentallGreenOak (BGO) and Mulberry Developments have teamed up to deliver 1.1m sq ft of logistics space for Eddie Stobart in Doncaster.
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OnlineMetropolitan Thames Valley Housing and Countryside form JV for Clapham Park regeneration
Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing and Countryside have partnered in a joint venture to deliver the remaining parts of the regeneration at Clapham Park.
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OnlineBlackstone’s European real estate strategy for individual investors raises €250m
Blackstone’s European Property Income strategy, which allows eligible individual investors access to income-producing European real estate, has raised approximately €250m of capital in its first close.
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OnlineBMO REP acquires two assets for £19.4m
BMO Real Estate Partners, the asset management arm of BMO Global Asset Management, has bought a Heathrow industrial property and retail warehouse scheme in Banbury, Oxfordshire in an off-market transaction for £19.4m.
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OnlineModern methods of construction are key to delivery of UK homes, say TopHat and Jo Cowen Architects
Paul Buddin and Matt Evans from TopHat, alongside Jo Cowen, founder of Jo Cowen Architects, sat down with Blackstock Consulting’s Andrew Teacher in the latest episode of PropCast to discuss the future of the UK’s housing, particularly the growing contribution of modern methods of construction (MMC).
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OnlineInvestec agrees £18m loan on Galliard resi scheme in West Sussex
Investec Real Estate has provided Galliard Homes with an £18m loan to fund the development of a 109-unit residential scheme in West Sussex.
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NewsBury Street scheme rejected following Bevis Marks uproar
Plans for a 49-storey, 200,000 sq ft office scheme on Bury Street in the City of London have been rejected following claims that the building would disrupt services at Bevis Marks, the UK’s oldest synagogue.
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NewsKao Data receives £120m injection from New Zealand-based group
Infratil, a New Zealand-based infrastructure investment company, has agreed to invest up to £120m to £130m in Kao Data, a UK developer and operator of advanced data centres.
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NewsHayes Bridge Retail Park sold for £50m
Oxenwood Real Estate and its joint venture partner Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) has acquired Hayes Bridge Retail Park in west London for £50m.
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NewsFortwell Capital funds £45.5m Salford Quays resi development
Fortwell Capital has provided a £45.5m loan to Cole Waterhouse for the development of Anchorage Gateway in Salford Quays, Greater Manchester.
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NewsInland Homes gets green light for Gardiners Park Village
Inland Homes has received planning permission for Gardiners Park Village in Basildon following its signing of a Section 106 agreement.
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NewsWest London shopping centre signs two new lettings
Hammersmith Broadway Shopping Centre in west London has increased its F&B offering with two new lettings, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsHines signs flexible workspace provider at Brindleyplace
Flexible workspace provider x+why has taken 40,000 sq ft at Hines’s Brindleyplace in Birmingham.
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NewsAberdeen Standard acquires London Sainsbury’s site
Aberdeen Standard Investments has acquired a Sainsbury’s site at 8-12 Worple Road in Wimbledon, south-west London for more than £30m.
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NewsBridge Industrial makes two hires in its UK team
US-based industrial developer Bridge Industrial has hired two people to its UK team, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsCommon says ‘at least half’ of UK expansion will be in London
US co-living operator Common has said that “at least half” of its expansion into the UK market will be focused on London.
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OnlineGPR and Ropemaker sell City block for £181.5m
A joint venture between Great Portland Estates and Ropemaker Properties has sold 160 Old Street, in the City of London for £181.5m.
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OnlineAssura passes £1bn investment in primary care assets
Primary care property group Assura has revealed it has now invested more than £1bn in community healthcare and has a record development pipeline of £480m.
