All Property Week articles in 16 December 2016 – Page 2
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2017 Predictions: simplicity and flexibility the future for workspace design
As UK businesses move into 2017 after a year of major political change, people will want to be cautious in the year ahead in terms of workspace interior design so they can adapt to potential-economic change.
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2017 Predictions: hold on tight to outlive seismic shocks
In recent years, particularly since political events like Brexit and the US election, we have continued to identify pockets of value for our investors in the ever-expanding commuter belt and beyond and those areas set to gain from infrastructure investment such as Crossrail and HS2.
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Glasgow councillors approve St Enoch redevelopment plans
Sovereign Centros has won planning permission for a 90,000 sq ft leisure redevelopment at the St Enoch shopping centre in Glasgow.
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£130m accommodation proposals for Hull Uni
University Partnerships Programme (UPP) has submitted plans for a new £130m student accommodation scheme at the University of Hull.
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Dalata maintains pace of Clayton hotels expansion
Dalata Hotel Group has significantly increased the size of its Clayton brand during the last four months, according to its latest trading update.
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Housing deals see annual fall of 7.3% in November
Residential property transactions in November fell by 7.3% compared to the same time last year, according to the latest HMRC statistics.
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Redevco spends £14m in Brighton
Investment manager Redevco has bought a mixed-use high street property in Brighton from CBRE Global Investors for £14m.
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2017 Predictions: Ten wise men of property
Ten leading names from across the property sector including Keith Breslauer (Patron Capital), Nicolas Guerin (Linkcity) and David Wong (Lee Baron) talk about their highs and lows of the past year and preview what will be big news in 2017.
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Student housing sector to hit £45bn valuation next year
The UK’s purpose built student accommodation sector is set to reach a total value of £45.8bn by September 2017, according to Knight Frank.
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Legal & General signs £65m science park deal
Legal General Capital has finalised plans to invest £65m in the first phase of Newcastle Science Central.
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Duke’s Court redevelopment to get under way
The Crown Estate is to start a £100m redevelopment of a retail and office block in St James’s, London.
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Government sells Sunningdale Park for redevelopment
The Cabinet Office has sold the 70-acre Sunningdale Park estate in Berkshire to Berkeley Homes and Audley Retirement.
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Supermarkets deal takes SIPS fund to 95%
First Property Group has bought a portfolio of three regional supermarkets from British Land for its Shipbuilding Industries Pension Scheme (SIPS) fund.
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Property industry survey reveals fears over rates revaluation
More than half of property directors believe the current business rates revaluation will force companies out of business, according to a newly released survey.
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Regional assets targeted by Middle Eastern buyers
Middle Eastern investors have turned to regional assets in the wake of the EU referendum, according to research by Savills.
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Savills buys multi-let Croydon business park
Savills Investment Management has purchased Progress Business Park in Croydon for just under £10m on behalf of its UK Income Growth Fund.
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Aster Group submits plans for 38 homes in Devizes
Aster Group has submitted plans to Wiltshire Council for a 38-home scheme on a brownfield site in Devizes.
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Japanese investor makes San Francisco tower purchase
Takenaka Corporation of Japan has bought a 247,000 sq ft office tower and 27,000 sq ft bank branch in San Francisco for $135m.
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2017 Predictions: maintaining momentum for an aspirational retirement key
The Government reaffirmed its commitment to home ownership in 2016. We’ve seen renewed promises of affordable homes, more initiatives to help first time buyers save and a booming buy-to-let market.
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Mitiska closes second fund at €223m
Mitiska has announced the successful final closing of its second fund, First Retail International 2 (FRI 2), at €223m (£187m).