All Property Week articles in 11 March 2016 – Page 3
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OnlineHines reveals diversification plans
Hines has announced a diversification strategy that will see the investor acquire development sites and properties in recovering European markets.
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OnlineRon Dorff makes UK debut at Seven Dials
Sportswear brand Ron Dorff is to open its debut UK store after signing a lease with Shaftesbury at 5 Earlham Street in Seven Dials, London.
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OnlineGovernment moves to increase foreign buyer transparency
Foreign companies wishing to buy property in England and Wales could be forced to reveal details of their ownership under new proposals from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).
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OnlineBelfast aims to secure £1bn of investment
Belfast City Council has set out plans to attract £1bn of inward investment in the next five years.
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OnlineReal estate deals set to hit record volumes
Global real estate trading activity is set to rise 4% to a record high of $1.34tn (£946bn) in 2016, according to Cushman Wakefield.
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British Land sets out stall on planning for London’s future
Land use zoning and an extension of the London mayor’s planning powers beyond the city limits are among the proposals in a new report published by British Land.
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OnlineSavills reveals top ten European investment picks
Shopping centres in prime cities and healthcare assets in France and Germany have topped a list of the top ten European investment hotspots, produced by Savills.
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TwentyFive25 business park plans launched
CEG has joined forces with the Borough of Broxbourne on plans to develop a 90-acre business park just outside the M25.
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OnlineFTSE up for second session in a row
UK stocks gained ground Monday, as mining stocks shrugged off negative Chinese data and investors continued to warm to the European Central Bank’s aggressive stimulus plans.
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OnlineHansteen founders split £26m in shares payout
Hansteen’s founders Morgan Jones and Ian Watson have received £13m each in shares in a bumper long-term incentive payout.
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Peel reveals plans for 30,000 homes
Plans for more than 30,000 homes at riverside sites across the UK have been revealed by Peel Land and Property.
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OnlineTH Real Estate launches European cities fund
TH Real Estate has launched an open-ended property fund targeting retail, office and logistics assets in 42 cities across Europe.
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Tishman Speyer appoints agents on Verde
Colliers International and JLL have been appointed as letting agents by Tishman Speyer on the Verde office scheme in Victoria, London.
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BPF calls for 'bold action' on build-to-rent in London
The next London mayor has been urged to take “bold action” on build-to-rent development by the British Property Federation.
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OnlineKajima puts The Grove on the market
Kajima Properties is marketing a Marylebone office building for a guide price of £26m, reflecting a net initial yield of 4.5%.
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OnlineBlack Country to get largest ever garden city
The Black Country is set to get 45,000 new homes under plans for a new garden city in the region, and is seeking £6bn of investment across 550 sites.
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Kames Capital appoints fund manager
John Dear has been appointed by Kames Capital as co-manager of the firm’s Active Value Property Fund.
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OnlineUnion confirms XYZ purchase
Union Investment has bought a nine-storey office development in Manchester from Allied London for its UniInstitutional European Real Estate fund.
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OnlineSadiq Khan to review Earls Court masterplan if elected London Mayor
Labour’s Sadiq Khan has joined the list of London’s mayoral candidates promising to review the Earl’s Court Masterplan if elected.
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OnlineAccounting rules to add £200bn to UK balance sheets
UK occupiers will be forced to add nearly £200bn of commercial lease liabilities to balance sheets under new accounting rules, according to Cushman Wakefield.
