All Property Week articles in 15 April 2022 – Page 3
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Landsec introduces flexible retail lease options
Landsec is introducing shorter, more flexible lease options as part of its new product offering for retail and leisure brands.
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Planning permission granted for Trammell Crow sheds site in Milton Keynes
Commercial real estate developer and investor Trammell Crow Company (TCC) has been granted planning permission to develop a 19.4-acre, grade-A logistics site in Milton Keynes.
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Government to force landlords to rent vacant units after six months
Landlords will be forced to let out units that have been vacant for more than six months under new government plans to help the high street.
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AXA IM Alts buys £391m UK logistics portfolio
AXA IM Alts has acquired a £391m UK logistics portfolio from a joint venture between Goldman Sachs and Canmoor.
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Sirius bolsters BizSpace team with four hires
Sirius Real Estate has made four appointments to its BizSpace senior management team, following its acquisition of the platform in November 2021.
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Industrials REIT buys four MLI estates across England
Industrials REIT has agreed a £21m deal to buy four multi-let industrial estates across England.
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Knight Property welcomes new Edinburgh tenant
Knight Property Group has let the ground floor office suit at its Edinburgh office building to pensions and investment advisory firm Isio.
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Regal London enters PBSA sector with Wembley plans
Regal London has released plans for 340 affordable and private student rooms in Wembley, north west London, in its first entry into the purpose built student accommodation (PBSA) sector.
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Amro Partners sets new net zero goal
Amro Partners has brought forward its pledge to become a net zero carbon business by 2030. It now aims to be net zero carbon by 2025.
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Belfast City Council gives green light for Titanic Quarter resi scheme
Belfast City Council has passed a resolution to grant planning permission for proposals to create a new urban community, The Loft Lines, at Titanic Quarter, Belfast.
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Pictet snaps up Battersea flat block for £60m
Pictet Alternative Advisors and Pinnacle Investments have bought a 10-storey apartment block in Battersea, west London from housing association A2Dominion for £60m.
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Deloitte sheds New Street Square office
Deloitte is reportedly set to exit another office building at its City of London campus in a major swing towards hybrid working.
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Hamberley agrees £100m care home sale and leaseback deal
Rynda Healthcare has agreed to buy five care homes for a combined £100m in a sale-and-leaseback deal with luxury care home developer Hamberley Group.
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AXA IM Alts appoints Ackermann to its North American team
AXA IM Alts has appointed Stephan Ackermann to the newly created role of head of client group in North America.
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Dolphin Living appoints new finance director
London affordable housing group Dolphin Living has appointed former CLS Holdings group financial controller Gary Preston as its new finance chief.
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Fresh appointed to manage first co-living scheme
Residential asset manager Fresh has debuted in the co-living sector with its appointment to manage a co-living site in Exeter, Property Week can reveal.
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The carrot and the stick
The race to net zero emissions is on, and decarbonising the built environment - responsible for 37% of the world’s CO₂ output - is critical if corporates and policymakers are to align with the Paris Agreement on climate change by 2050.
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Property Week Digital Edition – 15 April 2022
After a series of delays, the Titanic Quarter regeneration project at Belfast’s Harland & Wolff shipyard is gaining momentum – Women in Property chair urges industry to speed up glacial pace at which gender pay gap is narrowing – Experts say government’s new Energy Security Strategy is flawed
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M&S refurbishment row: experts say demolition decisions need to be about more than just carbon
In the latest episode of PropCast, Asif Din, Anna Clare Harper, and Patrick Brown speak to Blackstock Consulting’s Andrew Teacher about the recent row that has erupted around the planned demolition of Marks & Spencer’s flagship Oxford Street store.
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Don’t forget to be awesome
Let’s be honest. The property industry has a pretty poor reputation.