All Property Week articles in 10 March 2017 – Page 5
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MarketsHeathrow Airport: project runway
The government’s decision to give a third runway at Heathrow the green light is unlocking significant development opportunities for the airport’s owners.
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NewsSwan Homes spreads wings with three acquisitions
Residential developer Swan Homes has added three sites with a GDV of £40m to its expanding portfolio.
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InformationBrexit is not about to dull London’s edge
Despite the threats posed by Brexit, London remains one of the most competitive global cities to do business in, according to Savills’ latest European Cities report.
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NewsSavills IM out to raise €500m for new pan-European retail fund
Savills Investment Management is set to embark on a fundraising ahead of the launch of a €500m-plus (£434m) pan-European retail fund focusing on major cities on the continent, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsStrong results augur well for north and Midlands in 2017
Northern auctioneer Pugh Co’s first Manchester auction of 2017 delivered its best result in a decade - as buyers from outside the region flocked to the auction room in search of value.
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NewsBarnett Ross flies out of the traps with 97% success rate at first 2017 auction
Only one lot was left unsold at the first Barnett Ross auction of the year.
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NewsPW launches Power 100
The property industry is renowned for its dealmakers, entrepreneurs and disruptors. To celebrate the fact, Property Week has teamed up with Dentons and Malcolm Hollis to bring you the Power 100, a ranking of the 100 most powerful people in property.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition - 10 March 2017
International edition covering Sarajevo, Italy and Amsterdam
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NewsAmazon commits to Mountpark’s 645,000 sq ft Slovakian shed
Amazon has signed a deal to open a 645,000 sq ft reverse logistics centre at a Mountpark Logistics-owned scheme in Sered, Slovakia.
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NewsLSL hails ‘resilient’ second half of 2016
LSL Property Services has posted mixed results for 2016 but says it is “well positioned to capitalise on market conditions to increase shareholder value” in 2017.
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InsightBuild-to-rent builds significant momentum north of the border
Last week saw the announcement of not one, but two major build-to-rent (BTR) schemes in Scotland - the biggest to date north of the border.
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InsightBarwell signals U-turn on land-banking stance
Government rhetoric on land banking softened dramatically last week, as housing minister Gavin Barwell appeared to accept housebuilder assurances that they do not deliberately ‘hoard land’ to drive up house prices.
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InformationNorth West supplement March 2017
Joanne Roney - Everton stadium - Eamonn Boylan interview - Liverpool social housing - Neo office building
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NewsWheelie good news for Quintain’s Wembley Park
Already a sporting mecca for fans of football and the NFL, Wembley Park is about to see elite cycling added to the mix at the Quintain redevelopment.
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NewsCroydon shows true Cannes-do attitude
Breakfast mimosas, big deals and yacht parties are all synonymous with the annual real estate madness of Mipim… and so, it seems increasingly, are spats between councils and local media.
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InsightA hard act to follow: Joanne Roney takes over from Bernstein
As legacies go, you don’t get much bigger than that of Sir Howard Bernstein.
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NewsRegional occupiers ‘not spooked’ by Brexit vote
Confidence among regional office and industrial occupiers remains strong despite the prospect of the UK leaving the EU, according to Regional REIT asset manager Stephen Inglis.
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InformationSigns of eastern promise in Manchester
Chinese investment in Manchester is on the up. Disclosed Chinese investment in Manchester commercial real estate stands at £2.17bn and the Manchester China Forum estimates the overall total is probably nearer £2.5bn.
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NewsGet Living to double assets to £2bn
Build to rent investor Get Living plans to double the value of its assets in the next five years to £2bn, and is targeting three new deals before the end of the year, its deputy chairman has told Property Week .
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NewsGeographical diversification lifts CLS’s results
CLS Holding’s chief executive has highlighted the importance of “geographical diversification” in the group delivering record results for 2016.
