All Property Week articles in 13 December 2019
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Hines acquires Edinburgh office scheme
Hines’ pan-European core fund (HECF) has acquired 20 West Register Street in Edinburgh.
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72 Broadwick Street pre-let agreed
Shaftesbury has agreed to let 32,000 sq ft of office space at 72 Broadwick Street to Equinox, an American fitness and lifestyle brand.
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Second phase of St. James’s Market approved
New proposals from The Crown Estate and Oxford Properties have been approved by Westminster City Council’s major applications sub-committee for St. James’s Market.
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WeWork gets $1.75bn credit line from Goldman Sachs
WeWork arranged a $1.75bn (£1.33bn) credit line with Goldman Sachs, which is currently being syndicated.
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Springfield gets green light for Durieshill Village
Scottish housebuilder Springfield has gained planning permission for a village development in Stirling.
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Blackstone agrees deal to buy Hansteen
Blackstone has agreed a deal to acquire industrial specialist Hansteen in a £500m deal.
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Hong Kong’s K&K Property Holdings makes £130m London debut
Hong Kong’s K K Property Holdings has acquired Orion House, an office tower in Covent Garden for £130m, from WELPUT.
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Aviva poised to sell New Bond Street block to Hines for £130m
Aviva Investors is poised to sell its mixed-use block at 327-329 Oxford Street in Mayfair to Hines for around £130m.
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AXA IM appoints new asset management boss
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets has appointed Laurent Lavergne as global head of asset management and development.
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Dalata ‘in line with expectations’ as Irish hotel group targets Liverpool opening
Ireland’s largest hotel operator Dalata has said earnings for the year will be “in line with market expectations” despite “tougher than anticipated market conditions in Dublin” during the second half of the year.
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What does the election result mean for the planning system?
As I write this we now know we have new government led by Boris Johnson with a large majority and a mandate to get “things done”. So what should it do to improve the planning system?
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Marathon Asset Management sells hotel portfolio for £450m
Thai investment company DTGO has bought the Marathon hotel portfolio for around £450m from Marathon Asset Management.
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NWF Group signs on the line for Panattoni’s Crewe Commercial Park
Panattoni has secured NWF Group as the tenant for its 237,734 sq ft speculatively built, and now complete, warehouse at Crewe Commercial Park.
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Take-Two Interactive signs for new London HQ
US gaming company Take-Two Interactive is set to move its HQ to the West End.
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Council approves plans for £500m innovation district in Oxford following 'call-in'
Plans for a £500m innovation district in Oxford has been resolved to be approved by Oxford City Council’s planning committee.
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Palm Logistics forward funds Dublin warehouses with £70m development value
Palm Logistics is forward funding two prime grade A warehouses in Dublin with a development value of around £70m.
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Matterport to make Measurement Mode available to smartphone users
Matterport has made its Measurement Mode available within its web-based software, Showcase.
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Embattled HNA Group exchanges on £110m Canary Wharf sale
HNA Group subsidiary CWT International has exchanged on the sale of Canary Wharf office building 17 Columbus Courtyard for £110m.
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Canary Wharf Group unveils plans for first BTR scheme
Canary Wharf Group’s build-to-rent arm Vertus is launching its first development, 10 George Street.