All Property Week articles in 13 October 2017 – Page 4
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THE WEEK AHEAD: Bellway set to reveal bumper annual figures
The housing market will be in the spotlight on Tuesday as housebuilder Bellway reports its final results.
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LXi buys supported living portfolio
LXi REIT has bought a UK portfolio of supported living properties for £18.9m.
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Impact seeks £36m from share placing as NAV falls
Impact Healthcare REIT has revealed a slight quarterly fall in net asset value (NAV) and a share placing to raise around £36m.
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Female sharp-shooters rip opposition to shreds... sort of
Last week, the hot shots of the property industry gathered for the annual clay pigeon shoot hosted by Tony Gibbon of GM Real Estate and Harvey Soning and of James Andrew International in aid of theatre charity Chickenshed.
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Downing secures planning for 37-storey Vauxhall student digs
Developer Downing has secured planning permission from Lambeth Council for a 37-storey student building and six-storey commercial office development in Vauxhall.
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Real estate allocations surpass 10% for first time
Global institutional allocations to real estate have exceeded 10% for the first time, but investor confidence in the asset class has fallen year on year.
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M.C. Overalls opens debut store on Carnaby Street
International retail marketplace Storefront has let a two month pop-up store covering 1,300 sq ft at 43 Carnaby Street to clothing brand M.C. Overalls.
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Pop up retail agent strikes US partnership
US real estate venture capital firm Fifth Wall has invested in pop up retail marketplace Appear Here to help fund its expansion plans in America.
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RICS signs deal to relocate to 55 Colmore Row
IM Properties (IMP) has let 30,000 sq ft of office space to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) at 55 Colmore Row, Birmingham.
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Hermes and BAM to develop Edinburgh's biggest spec dev office
Hermes Investment Management and BAM Properties have announced plans to develop what will become Edinburgh’s largest speculative office development at Capital Square.
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It's time to sacrifice profits to rebalance society
Recent events have provided further evidence of the ideological and socio-economic divide that exists today in the UK.
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FTSE hits all-time high as Brexit talks stall
The FTSE 100 reached a new closing high on Thursday after the latest round of Brexit talks stalled, forcing a fall in sterling.
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Oaknorth secures £154m for global expansion
OakNorth has secured a £154m investment as it looks to lend a further £1.5bn to UK businesses in 2018 and take its fintech platform global.
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Why retail landlords are getting Intu tech
The temperature has not dropped significantly, but Britain is still experiencing a freeze - a Brexit brain freeze. The political flip-flopping this week over Brexit ahead of the Budget next month was properly headache inducing.
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What the industry learned from ‘record-breaking’ Expo Real
The halls of the Messe München were busier than ever for this year’s Expo Real despite the uncertain outlook for Europe’s real estate industry.
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Intu enlists start-ups under new incubator programme
Shopping centre landlord Intu has signed up seven start-up companies to test new technologies within its centres and help “shape the future of retail”.
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MSCI exec director leaves firm
Malcolm Hunt, executive director and head of MSCI real estate client services for EMEA, is leaving the business, Property Week can reveal.
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Top investors warn of danger of repeating past mistakes
Ten years on from the global financial crisis, a group of the world’s biggest real estate investors has challenged the industry to learn the lessons of the past, as market dynamics create growing appetite for risk.
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For workspace success, let the occupier take control
London boasts one of the most diverse business communities in the world, where micro-businesses and fast-growth scale-ups rub shoulders with established, global brands.
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LDO sign-off triggers project to link Gloucester’s docks and city centre
Gloucester’s £135m waterfront regeneration scheme moved closer to fruition this summer after communities and local government secretary Sajid Javid signed a local development order (LDO) providing the final piece in the planning jigsaw.