All Property Week articles in 11 May 2018 – Page 4
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OnlineTravis Perkins takes two units at Valley Park
CBRE Global Investors has let two units comprising 31,847 sq ft at Valley Park in Watford to Travis Perkins.
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OnlinePlanning system 'broken', according to Raynsford report
The Raynsford Review of Planning, named after the former housing minister behind the report, is set to paint the planning system in damning light.
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OnlineMajority of real estate investors expect blockchain use to increase
More real estate investors than ever expect blockchain technology will be used to buy and sell assets according to new research from BrickVest.
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NewsMayor of London buys Haringey hospital in Land Fund debut
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has acquired a hospital site in Haringey which could accommodate 800 homes, using the £250m Land Fund for the first time.
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NewsAberdeen Standard snaps up two BTR schemes
Aberdeen Standard Investments has invested more than £44m in two build to rent schemes in Leeds and Edinburgh.
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OnlineColliers International to acquire 75% stake in US real estate investment firm
Colliers International agrees to buy 75% stake in Harrison Street.
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NewsUK logistics take-up strongest for three years in Q1
Take-up of logistics space in Q1 was at its highest level for three years, according to the latest data from Cushman Wakefield.
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OnlinePublicis signs for 212,000 sq ft at Television Centre
Stanhope, Mitsui Fudosan and AIMCo have secured a 212,000 sq ft letting at their Television Centre scheme in White City, west London.
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OnlineCircle Property fully lets Birmingham scheme
Circle Property has completed a 36,300 sq ft letting at its Somerset House scheme in Birmingham city centre bringing it to 100% let.
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OnlineLonghurst issues £250m bond to deliver affordable homes
Housing association Longhurst Group has issued a £250m bond to support its plans to deliver 700 affordable homes a year over the next six years.
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OnlineYew Grove appoints chair for dual listing in London and Dublin
Peak Capital Partners has appointed Barry O’Dowd as chairman of a new Irish real-estate investment trust (REIT) set to float in Dublin and London this month.
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OnlineBritish Land submits planning application for Canada Water scheme
British Land has signed a master development agreement with freeholder Southwark Council for the 53-acre Canada Water scheme and submitted a detailed planning application for 285 000 sq ft of office, retail and leisure space and 270 homes, 35% of which would be affordable.
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OnlineIWG receives three fresh takeover approaches
Serviced office provider IWG has been approached by Lone Star Europe, Starwood Capital and TDR Capital regarding a possible sale of the business.
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OnlineSilverlake secures Zoopla in £2bn ZPG acquisition
US private equity firm Silverlake has paid £2.2bn to take control of ZPG, the owner of online property portals Zoopla, PrimeLocation and SmartNewHomes.
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OnlineEquistone considers Cau closures
Gaucho group’s private equity owner Equistone has appointed KPMG to assess options for the future of its 22 Cau restaurants across the UK.
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OnlineX1 and Knight Knox unveil plans for £210m Leeds development
Developer X1 and consultancy Knight Knox have submitted plans for a £210m residential-led development in Leeds’ South Bank.
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OnlineMarston Properties successfully challenges bid to have India Club listed
Marston Properties, owner of the 143-145 Strand, home to the Stand Continental Hotel and India Club Restaurant, has successfully challenged the tenants’ bid to have the building listed.
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OnlineBarnett Ross sells lot for £20m in record auction sale
Barnett Ross sold a residential estate in North London for £20m yesterday in what is believed to be the most expensive single lot to ever go under the hammer at auction in the UK.
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OnlineSheffield office The Balance sells for £15m
Sheffield office building The Balance has sold for £15m in an off market deal to UK fund manager Kames Capital.
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OnlineRichard Upton's iconic Devonport Hotel hits market for £22m
Knight Frank and Nick Sweeney have been appointed by U+I’s Richard Upton to sell the Grade II-listed Devonport House in Greenwich at a guide price of £22m.
