All Property Week articles in 15 November 2019 – Page 3
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Online
John Lewis launches new experiential store
John Lewis has unveiled an experiential store in Southampton that if successful could be rolled out nationally.
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Chad Davies joins Cushman & Wakefield to head North West valuation and advisory team
Cushman Wakefield has appointed a new head of its Manchester-based North West valuation advisory team. Chad Davies joins from Lambert Smith Hampton where he was a director in the Manchester Valuation Team.
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Hundreds of students displaced after Bolton fire
More than 200 students have been displaced from their accommodation after a major fire at The Cube in Bolton destroyed large parts of the building.
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Weston Homes and Tesco submit plans for Goodmayes site
Weston Homes and Tesco have submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of a 10.4 acre site as part of the Goodmayes mixed-use redevelopment.
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IPSX adds to launch team
The International Property Securities Exchange (IPSX) has appointed Peter Wyllie as a director in the capital markets team.
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McKay posts half-year growth in NAV, revenue and profit
McKay Securities has produced a 2.1% rise in net asset value (NAV) during the first half of the year, alongside strong rental growth.
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U+I buys into innovation hub business
U+I has bought a 50% stake in innovation hub business Plus X, with plans to house the new business in six locations across the UK.
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Capco exchanges on £425m sale of Earls Court interests
Capco has exchanged contracts for the sale of its interests in Earls Court, excluding Lillie Square, to APG and Delancey for £425m.
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Audley appoints Rolfe as development director
Audley Group has appointed Philip Rolfe as development director.
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Urban Exposure receives other proposals following Tchenguiz’s move
Urban Exposure’s St Annes Court Urban Exposure has said that following the restructuring proposal from Robert Tchenguiz’s R20 Advisory last week the lender has received other proposals.
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CA Ventures makes two senior appointments
Real estate investment company CA Ventures has made two new appointments in its London office.
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Conservative business rate pledge does not go far enough, warn experts
The Conservatives have pledged to reduce business rates for small firms but experts have warned the pledge doesn’t go far enough.
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Insight
Why microbreweries are taking large warehouse space
As consumer interest in craft beer rises, microbrewers are increasingly opting to move out of their small homes and into modern industrial sites that will boost their growth.
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Markets
Norwich housing scheme wins Stirling Prize
A look at the ingredients that won Goldsmith Street the coveted Stirling Prize.
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Insight
What happened to industrial-to-resi PDR?
A government initiative to fast-track housing supply has had few takers. As Ben Cooper reports, some are even calling for light-industrial-to-resi PDR to be scrapped altogether
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Insight
Interview: Tritax Symmetry on its merger and future plans
Tritax trio Colin Godfrey, James Dunlop and Richard Bowen tell Chris Druce about the REIT’s acquisition of db symmetry and reveal what lies ahead for the rebranded firm
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Insight
It’s time to focus on people and place
Ample clear working heights, the right number of dock-level loading bays and being a stone’s throw from the nearest motorway junction – these are just the kind of features that once formed the backbone of what we thought about as industrial and logistics developers and landlords.
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Insight
Tale of the unexpected: Sally Duggleby interview
Two years after leaving Amazon for Savills, Sally Duggleby tells Samuel Horti what occupiers really want and how her team of ‘solution finders’ are delivering it
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News
DTZ Investors swoops for The Guardian printworks site in Manchester
The Guardian Media Group has sold a 6.9-acre site at Trafford Park, Manchester, which was home to one of its printworks, to DTZ Investors for £7.45m – equivalent to about £1m an acre.
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Insight
Are property disruptors running into trouble?
The list of disruptors struggling to live up to their hype or burning through cash at an alarming rate with no obvious path to profitability is growing increasingly long.