All Property Week articles in 11 October 2019 – Page 3
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OnlineMRI launches five new proptech products
Proptech firm MRI Software has announced several new products during its North American users conference today (14 October).
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OnlineHenry Boot Developments sells Bromley shopping centre for £20m
Henry Boot Developments has sold a Bromley shopping centre to a consortium of international investors for £20m.
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OnlineTo scale up housing, we need to power up partnerships
Offsite manufacturing has been at the forefront of the housing agenda over the past year.
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OnlineExpo Real 2019: the proptech view
As recently as five years ago, there was barely any proptech presence at Expo Real.
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OnlineSunderland council inks tenant for The Beam
Sunderland City Council has secured another tenant for its The Beam office building in the city centre.
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OnlineFirst stage of £1bn Havering housing plan gets go ahead
Plans for the first stage of a £1bn housing regeneration in east London have been green lit, but remain subject to the mayor of London’s approval.
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NewsQueen’s Speech sets out raft of property related measures for new parliament
A raft of property-related bills and measures have been unveiled in today’s (14 October) Queen’s Speech but the outcome for many will be tied to what form of Brexit the UK undertakes, the British Property Federation (BPF) has warned.
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OnlineSoftbank reported to be working up WeWork funding package
Softbank has reportedly put together a funding package to shore up WeWork’s finances in the wake of its failed flotation.
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OnlineAre CVAs getting difficult to wear?
Even as company voluntary arrangements (CVAs) become a high street fixture, landlords have started to question whether they are actually preferable to a tenant entering administration or liquidation. CVAs often force landlords to swallow huge rent discounts on the basis that a diminished income is better than potentially no income ...
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OnlineWill the Building Better, Building Beautiful report help our high streets?
There is much to be applauded in the Building Better, Building Beautiful report, which rightly identifies today’s challenges facing the high street.
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NewsClearbell sells Pacific House for £16m
Clearbell has sold Pacific House in Reading for close to £16m to CLS Holdings.
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NewsL&G calls for reform of planning laws to protect UK’s live music scene
Legal General (L G) has called for planning reform to encourage more music venues in the UK, after a slew of iconic venues closed their doors in recent years.
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OnlineDTZ Investors CEO on why the firm is launching a £650m co-living fund with The Collective
Our relationship with technology transcends several paradoxes: we are its creator, and it is our master; it liberates us but shackles our time; it connects us yet leaves us feeling quite alone.
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OnlineCIT completes Colechurch House acquisition
CIT has completed the leasehold purchase of Colechurch House in London Bridge, which it has earmarked for a major redevelopment.
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OnlineEdinburgh gives permission for 394-bed student accommodation
Planning permission has been granted to a new 394 bedroom student residence in Edinburgh’s west end near Murrayfield Stadium.
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OnlineLaurus Property Partners announces new hire
Laurus Property Partners has appointed Lynn Gilbert as senior advisor.
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OnlineUK industrial and logistics shrugs off Brexit concerns to post strong third quarter
The UK’s industrial and logistics market saw a strong third quarter with big box take-up reaching over 6.6m sq ft, according to JLL.
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OnlineLandsec set to sell £650m leisure portfolio to CIT
Landsec is reportedly close to selling a £650m stake in a leisure portfolio to private equity group CIT Partners.
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OnlineNAV rises at Urban Logistics
Urban Logistics has released a trading update this morning ahead of reporting its interims next month.
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OnlineThe Collective targets £650m fundraising to build £1bn co-living portfolio
Co-living group The Collective and DTZ Investors have launched the world’s first fund to buy and build communal housing in London.
