All Property Week articles in 13 November 2015 – Page 2
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OnlineM7 and Mount Street launch European loan sale platform
M7 Real Estate and Mount Street Loan Solutions have joined forces to launch a co-investment platform specialising in non-performing loan sales.
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OnlineSeven appointed to Bilfinger GVA planning team
Bilfinger GVA has made seven appointments to its planning, development and regeneration team as part of a drive to expand its capacity in London and the South.
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CBRE Global Investors reports growth in European retail
European retailers have reported sales growth on the back of falling prices and rising wages, according to CBRE Global Investors.
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OnlineHUB submits Wembley resi plans
London developer HUB has submitted plans for two residential blocks in Wembley, one of which will be entirely affordable housing.
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Merthyr Leisure Village bought by L&G for £15m
Legal General has bought Merthyr Leisure Village in Wales from Atlantic Properties for around £15m, in a deal reflecting a yield of 6.45%.
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OnlineFifth Avenue retains position as most expensive street
New York’s Upper Fifth Avenue is the most expensive retail street in the world with rents hitting $3,500/ sq ft in 2015 – nearly 50% more than second place Causeway Bay in Hong Kong, according to research from Cushman Wakefield.
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OnlineMapic 2015: A different complexion but still deals to be done
Following the shocking events in Paris a few days ago, Mapic 2015 has a very different complexion to it.
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OnlineBritish Land shares climb after upbeat results
British Land’s shares rose over 2% on Tuesday after the company reported better than expected NAV growth in half-year results.
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OnlineRetailers need to 'future-proof', report finds
Retailers need to start ‘future-proofing’ their businesses in order to remain competitive and profitable in the next decade, according to new research from Savills.
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OnlineEuropean retail investment to hit record highs
Investment volumes in Europe are expected to hit a record €68bn (£47.72bn) in Europe for the last 12 months, according to BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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OnlineJLL: Eating will become the new shopping
Malls will allocate 20% of space to food and beverage retailers in ten years’ time as eating becomes the new shopping, according to JLL.
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OnlineLondonMetric snaps up Reading warehouse for £29m
LondonMetric Property has paid £28.8m for a 230,000 sq ft distribution warehouse in Reading. The deal reflects a yield of 5.8% and an equivalent yield of 6.4%.
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OnlineShareholder return drops into negative territory at Picton
Picton Property Income has revealed the value of its investment portfolio has risen £23.1m to £393.1m in the first half of the year.
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OnlineNewRiver reveals record results as profit leaps 243%
NewRiver Retail has revealed a whopping 243% leap in pre-tax profit to £42.2m for the first half of the year.
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OnlineCity gives green light to 22 Bishopsgate
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets has secured planning permission for its 62-storey office tower at 22 Bishopsgate in the City of London.
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Standard Life sells Maple Cross office for £14.75m
Standard Life Investments has sold a 55,000 sq ft office building in Maple Cross to Longmead Capital for £14.75m.
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OnlineCarillion submits £80m Leeds regeneration plans
Plans have been submitted by Carillion for the £80m regeneration of the Tower Works industrial site to Leeds City Council.
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OnlineGerald Eve reports strong annual results
Gerald Eve has benefited from the UK’s booming commercial property market, reporting 11% growth in turnover in annual results.
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Rockspring hires three to UK team
Jamie Younger, Shaun Hose and Duncan White have joined Rockspring Property Investment Managers to work on its UK portfolio.
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OnlineICG-Longbow invests £750m so far in 2015
ICG-Longbow has invested more than £750m of its funds’ capital so far this year.
