All Property Week articles in 14 June 2019
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OnlineHenderson Park raises $3bn as debut fund beats target
Henderson Park has closed its debut real estate fund having raised $3bn of equity including $750m of co-investment capital.
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OnlineFlexible workspace revolution prompts BCA rebrand
Flexible workspace trade body the Business Centre Association (BCA) has rebranded as the Flexible Space Association (FlexSA).
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Placefirst gets permission for new homes at Welsh Streets scheme
North West regeneration specialist Placefirst has been granted permission to add 52 new homes to its Welsh Streets scheme in Liverpool.
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OnlinePursuing a net-zero carbon footprint means there is nowhere to hide
Theresa May’s plans to introduce legacy legislation to reduce UK carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 means the property industry has nowhere to hide and all involved must step up their plans to mitigate carbon emissions across their portfolios immediately.
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OnlineMonsoon and Accessorize launch CVA proposals
Monsoon and Accessorize have today launched company voluntary arrangements and announced other steps to improve the financial health of the business.
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OnlineHSBC to house 1,000 staff in South Bank WeWork
HSBC is planning to house more than 1,000 of its London staff at the WeWork office at 2 Southbank Place.
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OnlineGreystar and Henderson Park complete Nine Elms deal
Greystar has teamed up with Henderson Park to complete the £101m acquisition of the former Royal Mail depot in Nine Elms, and the pair have secured a £385m loan to fund the development of an 894-home build-to-rent scheme on the site.
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Unite gains approval for Spitalfields scheme
Unite Group has received a resolution to grant planning permission for its 913-bed student accommodation development in Middlesex Street in London.
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OnlineInvestec provides £27m loan for South London urban logistics development
Investec has agreed to provide Valor Real Estate Partners with a £27m senior loan to fund the speculative development of a 153,000 sq ft, grade A urban logistics park in Mitcham, South London.
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OnlineRegional REIT secures £121m refinancing
Regional REIT has completed two refinancing deals totalling £121m.
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NewsCanmoor agrees Scotland’s largest industrial pre-let for five years
Asset manager Canmoor has agreed terms with wholesaler JW Filshill for Scotland’s largest industrial pre-let for five years.
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OnlineEDGE Technologies buys London’s 60 St Thomas Street for £50m
Specialist developer EDGE Technologies has bought 60 St Thomas Street next to London Bridge station for £50m with plans to build a smart office.
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NewsSaudi-backed investor buys £39m Manchester residential portfolio
Saudi-backed Cedar Tree Investments has acquired a portfolio of four residential assets in Manchester city centre from Manchester Apartments, the property and lettings division of Beech Holdings.
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NewsArcade Food Theatre to launch 12,500 sq ft debut site
Theatrical dining experience provider Arcade Food Theatre will launch its 12,500 sq ft debut site at Centre Point in London this July.
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NewsWeWork launches third space in Manchester
Flexible workspace provider WeWork has launched its third location in Manchester at Dalton Place.
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OnlineEbbrell to replace Croft as M7 chief executive
M7 Real Estate chief executive Richard Croft is set to become executive chairman as part of a management reshuffle.
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OnlineHidden building data can create a better occupant experience and cut overheads
Whether your building is classed as smart or not, the systems in it are already creating vast amounts of data, which is probably not being used to its full potential. So how can facility managers exploit this resource and use it to deliver measureable benefits for their buildings’ occupants?
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OnlineCain lends £56m on London retirement scheme
Cain International has made a £56m loan on the Landsby, a 101-home later living project located in Stanmore, north-west London.
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OnlineYardley quits Capco
Gary Yardley has quit Capital Counties Properties (Capco) the day after it was revealed the group was in talks with Canary Wharf Group to sell its troubled Earls Court development.
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OnlineProfit falls 20% at Berkeley
Profit at up-market housebuilder Berkeley Group has slumped more than 20%, and the group is warning a further fall for the current year.
