All Property Week articles in 13 April 2017 – Page 3
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BPF launches long-term tenancy pledge for build-to-rent
The British Property Federation has handed government a three-year pledge stating that it will support longer-term tenancies in the build-to-rent sector.
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Five Guys goes to Clapham
Five Guys has secured a restaurant space at 182-184 Clapham High Street at a former Bison and Bird site covering 3,500 sq ft.
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Specialist skills shortage could put historic buildings at risk, warns RICS
Britain’s historic buildings are at risk due to a restoration skills crisis the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has warned.
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Dilapidations - a two-way street
Managing dilapidation claims can be like getting blood out of the proverbial stone, especially where tenants are not aware of their lease obligations, which causes headaches for many a landlord.
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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank backs Basque Country builds
Pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank has provided a €100m long-term loan to Euskadi, the Basque Country autonomous authority, to finance several property investment projects.
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Encore+ acquires Salamanca shopping centre
Aviva Investors and LaSalle IM have acquired the El Tormes shopping centre in Salamanca in Spain for €70m for its open-ended Core+ fund, Encore+.
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Modular building could propel Khan to a second term
One year on from Sadiq Khan’s election as mayor of London, how is he faring on housebuilding?
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Derwent's top team see remuneration fall sharply
The total pay awarded to Derwent London’s top team in 2016 fell sharply after the company’s shareholder returns were hit by the Brexit vote.
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COIMA RES refinances €73m debt on Italian offices
Italian investment manager COIMA RES has refinanced a €73m (£62m) debt on two office buildings located in Milan and Rome.
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Leeds City Council buys speculatively developed sheds
Muse Developments has agreed to sell three industrial units at its Logic Leeds site totalling 100,000 sq ft to Leeds City Council.
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AXA IM acquires new Zeisehof building
AXA IM-Real Assets has acquired a new office building in Hamburg from a joint venture between Procom and Quantum, on behalf of CNP Assurance
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Harworth gets green light to redevelop former colliery
Harworth Group has secured a resolution to grant planning permission for 1.45m sq ft of manufacturing and distribution space on the site of a former coalmine in Yorkshire.
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Circle reports 20% jump in valuation
Regional office specialist Circle Property has reported a 19.7% increase in the value of its portfolio over the past year.
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Ford to leave Capital & Regional after 20 years' service
Capital Regional executive director Ken Ford is set to step down from his post at the end of the year after 20 years with the company.
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Investment is flooding into Edinburgh’s commercial sector
Following a notably strong 2016 in terms of total commercial property transactions in Edinburgh, appetite for Scotland’s capital city continues to grow.
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Countryside Properties shares bounce
Shares in Countryside Properties jumped 4.56% on Wednesday after the housebuilder reported a large rise in completions, as its order book shot to a record high.
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StreetDots brings street-food boom to Buchanan Galleries
In July 2016, Land Securities appointed digital trading platform StreetDots to manage the food and beverage offering at its Buchanan Galleries shopping centre in Glasgow.
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Squeeze on space prompts imaginative solutions
Rents are on the rise in the trade counter sector as a result of the dearth of new space and strong demand from non-traditional occupiers.
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They wanna play the regeneration game with you
It’s a funny old game, property. You would think that when there is so much nervousness in the market, people would hunker down and stick to low-risk propositions - or taking a leaf out of Henry ‘Shed and Buried’ Cole’s book go for an SPQR, as in ‘small profit, quick ...
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Warren sale puts South East sites on market
A portfolio of commercial and residential assets across the South East has hit the market with a £75m price tag.