All Property Week articles in 12 July 2019 – Page 3
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Online
Mayfair secures loan from Bank of Ireland for thematic fund
Mayfair Capital has secured a £32.5m five-year senior debt facility from Bank of Ireland for its UK Thematic Growth Fund.
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Bruntwood SciTech secures £185m green debt deal to power future growth
Bruntwood SciTech has agreed a three-year £185m funding deal led by Lloyds Bank in one of the largest real estate deals outside London this year.
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British Property Federation launches mental health and wellbeing guide for the student accommodation sector
The British Property Federation (BPF) has published a mental health and wellbeing guide primarily to be used by the purpose-built student accommodation sector (PBSA).
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Soller Real Estate lets Midtown building to WeWork
Soller Real Estate has let London office building 52 Bedford Row to WeWork.
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IPSX makes two senior hires ahead of first IPOs
The International Property Securities Exchange (IPSX) has appointed David Delaney as its chief executive as it embarks on the next phase of its delivery and prepares for its first IPOs.
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The time for change: what to expect from the property agent working group’s report
Since the Regulation of Property Agents Working Group first convened last year, details of its deliberations have been scant. However, the group is now preparing to share its report – an important development in the government’s leasehold and sector reform agenda.
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News
Plans for 1,300 homes to be submitted under scheme to develop surplus MoD land
Homes England is to develop a residential and commercial scheme in Yorkshire under its fledgling partnership with the Defence Infrastructure Organisation.
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Turley develops tool to measure economic impact of town centre development
Developing mixed-use projects in UK town centres could inject millions of pounds into local economies and create thousands of jobs, according to a leading planning consultancy.
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Matterport buys software firm Arraiy to integrate real and virtual worlds
The 3D capture and virtual reality specialist Matterport has announced plans to buy Arraiy, a firm that uses machine learning to seamlessly stitch together real and virtual worlds.
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Equistone acquires residential management firm FirstPort
Private equity investor Equistone Partners Europe has acquired residential property management company FirstPort from Epiris and Chamonix Private Equity.
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Weybridge warehouse changes hands for £16.4m
Oxenwood Real Estate has bought a logistics warehouse at West Park Industrial Estate in Weybridge from owner occupier Northamber for £16.4m.
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Cushman & Wakefield promotes two to executive team
Cushman Wakefield has promoted head of residential Candice Matthews and head of futures strategy Richard Pickering to UK leadership roles.
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Insight
Workplaces must be more human
Millennials are the driving force behind the world’s changing work habits.
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Insight
The ‘new retail’ revolution is here
‘New retail’ is the phrase coined by Jack Ma, co-founder of Alibaba, to describe its aim to redefine commerce by enabling seamless engagement between the online and offline worlds.
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Tilsiter set to succeed Tobin as Strettons managing director
Tilsiter will take helm at the firm as Tobin prepares to retire, ending his family’s 88-year presence on board
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German fund makes UK debut with West End site purchase
Art-Invest Real Estate swoops on Fitzrovia site with view to developing £190m mixed-use scheme
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Insight
Landlords raise the CVA stakes
Recent CVAs for Arcadia and Monsoon have seen landlords take stakes in ailing retailers or embark in profit shares with them. Is this a smart move?
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The CVA stakes get higher
Landlords have finally started to strike back against the CVA process.
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Markets
New community takes shape in Hampshire town
Adam Branson reports on Whitehill and Bordon’s progress from army base to new community.
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Insight
Shared ownership’s time has come
There is no denying the success of Help to Buy. From its launch in April 2013 to December 2018, a total of 211,000 loans were granted under the scheme, with a total value of £11.7bn.