All Property Week articles in 11 September 2020
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OnlineDepartment of Trade prepares to move house
The Department of Trade (DIT) is moving to a new base next year in the Old Admiralty Building, according to Politico.
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CWM adds to agency team with new hire
CWM has hired Ben Clark as associate partner to add to the Central London agency team.
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OnlineResearch finds almost half of retail insolvencies see no rent reduction for landlords
Around 48% of insolvent units in 2020 saw no rent reduction for landlords, according new research conducted by Savills.
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News2020 already a record year for big shed deals
2020 already has the highest number of big warehouse deals on record thanks to a coronavirus-fuelled surge in e-commerce business.
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NewsBarberry seeks over £35m in forwarding funding for Gloucester scheme
Developer Barberry Industrial is looking for over £35m in forward funding for a scheme in Gloucestershire pre-let to Moog Controls on a 35-year lease.
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NewsTCN appoints agents for 40,000 sq ft Bath office redevelopment
Developer TCN has appointed Knight Frank and Colston Colston to market its 40,000 sq ft office redevelopment in Bath.
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OnlineDominvs Group appoints new CFO
Dominvs Group has appointed Ian Trinder as its new CFO, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsOver 30 universities join property careers initiative
An agency which aims to link students with the property sector has launched, joining up with over 40 higher education institutions.
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OnlineFederated Hermes signs Pelican Procurement Services at Farnborough Aerospace Centre
Federated Hermes has signed Pelican Procurement Services to take up 10,000 sq ft in Farnborough Aerospace Centre.
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OnlineUK regional office market will see rents remain stable despite Covid-19, Savills research shows
The UK regional office market will see rents remain stable despite muted levels of take-up due to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to research from Savills.
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OnlineFirstPort’s acquisition of Mainstay Group approved by regulator
FirstPort’s acquisition of asset manager Mainstay Group has been approved by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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OnlineGCP Student Living pays dividend at 2019 level
GCP Student Living has reported a 6.15p dividend per share for the year to 30 June 2020, the same amount as last year.
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NewsColleges struggling to maintain real estate assets, watchdog warns
Sixth-form colleges across the country are struggling to maintain their real estate assets because of financial pressures, a report from the National Audit Office has warned.
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NewsAltus Group CEO to retire
Proptech firm Altus Group’s chief executive, Robert Courteau, has announced his retirement. He will step down from the board on 30 September and remain in a consulting role.
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OnlineSarah Hammond to join Centrick as estate management director
Property specialist and managing agent Centrick has appointed Sarah Hammond as its new estate management director.
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OnlineUnibail-Rodamco-Westfield looks to raise €3.5bn
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield has announced a plan to raise €3.5bn (£3.2bn) to shore up its balance sheet and slash its debt pile.
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OnlineSouthall development gets go-ahead
A new development by Southall station has been given the green light by Ealing Council.
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OnlineHelical completes second letting at 55 Bartholomew Close
Helical has completed its second letting at 55 Bartholomew Close, EC1, to Clevertouch, a global provider of audio visual solutions.
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NewsCBRE acquires 50 affordable homes in Slough
Residential airspace developer Click has sold the entire affordable element of its Aspire development in Slough to CBRE UK Affordable Housing Fund.
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OnlineKorean investor snaps up Scotland’s largest shed
Scotland’s largest shed has been snapped up by Knight Frank Investment Management (KFIM) on behalf of a Korean investor for an undisclosed sum.
