All Property Week articles in 13 April 2018 – Page 5
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News
Frogmore gears up to launch £400m fund
Private equity firm hires HFF to help raise £400m for new UK value-add fund.
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Global funding for proptech sector grew to £8.5bn in 2017
Proptech investors say trend for fewer larger funding deals reflects transition to ‘more established’ market.
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Insight
Russian investors: welcome to Londongrad
Despite worsening relations between Russia and the UK, Russians are still investing in London – and they are not all oligarchs splashing ‘dirty’ cash.
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Insight
Europe increases share of global luxury retail take-up
Overseas expansion by US ‘accessible’ luxury brands helped Europe take a larger share of letting activity in the global luxury retail market in 2017.
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Insight
The Portman Estate: estate of flux
The Portman Estate is revamping its central London portfolio by taking a direct role in a string of big developments.
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Markets
Interserve’s sale of The Haymarket could move Edinburgh project on
Delayed £200m scheme is likely to progress with the existing development manager and a new partner.
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Insight
Living in the Upside Down...
It sometimes feels as though we are living in a parallel universe like the Upside Down, the alternate dimension in cult sci-fi series, Stranger Things .
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Markets
Scottish markets – Regeneration and growth in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Inverness and beyond
The city’s East End scheme is attracting residential and industrial development but the office market still poses challenges.
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A vision being developed for Whitehall in darkened rooms
Fresh political thinking on the state’s real estate is due to be published next month.
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Information
Property Week Digital Edition – 13 April 2018
Russian investment in London – Decline of out-of-town retail parks – Re-imagining The Portman Estate – Scottish market features – Trade counters & self-storage focus
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Insight
Q1 figures signal potential decline of out-of-town retail
Investment down 52% as several retail park occupiers consider CVAs in response to financial difficulties.
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Phillip Arnold’s April auction achieves year-on-year sales rise
Phillip Arnold Auctions increased both the year-on-year total raised and its success rate year on year at its latest sale on 6 April.
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Markets
Scottish capital city continues to drive investment in hotel sector
Edinburgh leads the market, despite a big Airbnb presence.
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SDL Bigwood raises £13m at first March sale for six years
Birmingham auctioneer sold 82 of 102 lots offered, including a Coventry warehouse that went for £770,000.
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Insight
Housebuilder shares plummet 11% in Q1
Brexit and interest rate fears send shares tumbling further than the FTSE 100.
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Markets
Inverness development plan set to take Highland city to next level
Tourism and a wave of new homes are set to attract investment.
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Insight
Pedal power: World's Biggest Property Bike Ride 2018
Richard Hook previews this year’s CBRE property bike ride in aid of new charity partner Action for Children.
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Online
AshbyCapital and U+I complete first pre-let at Slough scheme
AshbyCapital and U+I have completed the first pre-let at The Future Works, their new office building in Slough.
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Online
Build-to-rent pipeline boosted by nearly a third
The total number of build-to-rent homes completed, under construction and in planning across the UK has increased by 30% in the past year.
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Countryside acquires Midlands developer in £135.4m deal
Countryside Properties has acquired Midlands-based developer Westleigh Group for a total cash consideration of up to £135.4m.