All Property Week articles in 10 March 2017 – Page 2
-
Online
Radio London takes biggest leisure letting at Kings Cross
Radio London Hair Salon and Gallery is opening its largest space yet in the heart of Kings Cross in May 2017.
-
Online
Capita RE appoints Spencer as new managing director
Capita Real Estate and Infrastructure has announced the appointment of Dave Spencer as its new managing director.
-
Online
DPD takes pre-let at SEGRO Park Newham
SEGRO has announced construction is underway at their new 45,207 sq ft urban logistics depot, SEGRO Park Newham, after parcel delivery company DPD agreed a pre-let on a 25-year lease.
-
Online
Video: Mipim 2017 - Rob Tincknell on Battersea Power Station
Property Week editor Liz Hamson speaks to Battersea Power Station’s chief executive Rob Tincknell on the opening day of Mipim 2017 about the £8bn redevelopment project .
-
Online
Downing's £30m luxury student scheme green light
Downing has received planning approval for a luxury £30m student accommodation development in Aberdeen.
-
Online
Nine Elms deal falls through
A deal for St Modwen and Vinci to sell their 1,900-home residential site at Nine Elms in Battersea has fallen through, the companies have confirmed.
-
Online
Green light for Martin’s Properties in Chelsea
Martin’s Properties has secured planning consent to develop 26-30 Old Church Street in Chelsea.
-
Online
Octopus poaches Goodman from BNP PRE for property manager role
Octopus Healthcare has appointed Oliver Goodman as property asset manager to lead on the management of primary care properties in the MedicX Fund portfolio across the UK.
-
Online
Mipim 2017: the industrial revolution
Much has changed at MIPIM over the last ten years. The original iPhone hadn’t even been released, which may seem surreal to those who wouldn’t recognise the Main Auditorium without its now-ubiquitous sea of smartphone-illuminated faces. And people are talking about industrial property in a way that would have been ...
-
Online
Mipim 2017: property sector positive ahead of Article 50 triggering
A poll of nearly 1,000 leading members of the property sector has revealed an upswing in market sentiment ahead of the triggering of Article 50.
-
Online
MSCI calls for Solvency II’s capital requirements be lowered
Insurers are calling for capital requirements for European real estate investment under Solvency II be softened down, after research by MSCI suggested that current levels were too high.
-
Online
McKay shakes up board
McKay Securities has promoted Tom Elliott to the board as an executive director, as the group shakes up its top table.
-
Online
Shortlist unveiled for 2017 RESI Awards
The countdown to the 2017 RESI Awards has begun with the unveiling of our largest shortlist ever including a new proptech category.
-
Online
Sterling plummets to eight week low
The pound fell to an eight week low on Tuesday after the UK Parliament backed the government’s Brexit bill, allowing for Article 50 to be triggered.
-
Online
Mipim 2017: Lord Kerslake appointed chair of Be First
Lord Bob Kerslake has been appointed as chair of the board of development company Be First, which will spearhead Barking and Dagenham Council’s ambition to be a “regeneration giant” in London.
-
Online
European CRE debt stock stable at €1.1trn
The amount of legacy debt in the European commercial real estate market is getting smaller and is now at €1.1trn, according to a report by CBRE.
-
Online
Mipim 2017: Select and GMPVF to develop Manchester's largest PRS scheme
Select Property Group and the Greater Manchester Property Venture Fund (GMPVF) have signed heads of terms on a joint-venture partnership deal to deliver a £247m PRS scheme at Circle Square.
-
Online
Mipim 2017: Signature Living buys iconic Belfast courthouse for luxury hotel conversion
The Signature Living Group has acquired a former courthouse in Crumlin Road in Belfast for an undisclosed sum and has announced a £25m plan to convert the iconic building into a luxury hotel.
-
Online
BlackRock closes debt financing of Swedish electricity distributor
BlackRock Real Assets has closed a long-term debt financing for Ellevio, the regulated Swedish electricity distribution system operator.
-
Information
Germany takes UK's top spot for investment
The last year has been a bruising one for the European property investment, with activity down in the UK, Germany and France as post-Brexit-vote uncertainty led to Germany replacing the UK as the location of choice.