All Property Week articles in 17 June 2022 – Page 3
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NatWest provides £21.3m debt funding for Cheyne’s Manchester resi project
NatWest has provided a £21.3m development finance facility for Cheyne Impact Real Estate’s residential project in Oldham Road, Manchester.
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David Samuel Properties bags Marine Point leisure scheme for £44m
David Samuel Properties has acquired Marine Point, a prime leisure and retail scheme close to Liverpool, from real estate investment company Aprirose for £44m.
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Experts slam ‘watered down’ levelling-up bill
Planning reform figures have criticised the Levelling Up, Housing and Regeneration Bill for not addressing the climate crisis and the “watered down” approach to public engagement.
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Lord Bichard proposes leaner, cleaner RICS governance structure
Lord Michael Bichard has put forward a new, simplified and more accountable structure for the governance of RICS in his independent review into the future purpose of the institution.
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Safestore posts positive half-year figures
Storage giant Safestore has posted a 14.6% rise in revenue following a strong recovery after the Covid-19 lockdowns.
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NAV dips at Schroder European REIT
Net asset value (NAV) at Schroder European Real Estate Investment Trust nudged down during the first half of its financial year.
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Q&A: Five minutes with Chris Dougray, executive director and head of development at CBRE Scotland
Chris Dougray, executive director and head of development at CBRE Scotland talks about his time in the property and gives us his cultural recommendations.
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Q&A: Five minutes with Julian Maynard, managing director of Maynard Design Group
Julian Maynard, managing director of Maynard Design Group, discusses his thoughts on the property industry, as well as his cultural recommendations, including TV shows, albums and their most ridiculous fact.
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Creating Brighton’s First Co Living Village
Kosy Co Living - part of the Kosy Living group - is creating an urban co living village in the heart of Brighton. The very first of its kind, they are offering prime city centre living in an affordable and social environment with all bills, co-working and amenities included in ...
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Compulsory purchase orders can pave the way to successful levelling-up regeneration
Town centres are at the heart of our local communities and economies but most are in serious decline. Although this deterioration is not exactly news, the government’s levelling-up agenda has recently brought the urgency of town centre regeneration into sharp focus.
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Resi investors can dodge inheritance tax trap
The central benefit of investing in property is its reliability. Consistent need, particularly for housing, means residential investment remains a popular and clear-cut investment strategy. House prices have risen over the past two years, and while we can expect a decline as the market naturally fluctuates, it is rarely a ...
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Tritax pre-lets 184,000 sq ft at Symmetry Park
Tritax Symmetry has signed a 15-year pre-let of 184,000 sq ft to Rexel UK at the second phase at Symmetry Park near Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire.
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Clearbell secures planning for life sciences office in London’s midtown
Clearbell Property Partners III has secured planning permission from Camden Council for a life sciences office building on Gray’s Inn Road in London’s midtown district.
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Godwin Developments promotes Smallbone to head of residential development
Godwin Developments has appointed Tom Smallbone as head of residential development.
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Europa Capital appoints Varandas as head of business development
Europa Capital, the pan-European real estate investment manager, has appointed of Roberto Varandas to the newly created role of head of business development.
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Edinburgh Council agrees hotel lease
The City of Edinburgh Council has agreed a 25-year lease with M&G Real Estate and its property development partner, Qmile Group, for a 349-bed Hyatt Centric hotel at Haymarket Edinburgh.
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Europe’s largest 3D modular homes facility to be built in Corby
TopHat has set to launch a modular manufacturing factory in Northamptonshire that it says will be capable of producing one-house-an-hour.
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Planning granted for 58,000 sq ft logistics scheme in Essex
Developer Chancerygate has been granted planning permission to build 58,000 sq ft of urban logistics and industrial space in Witham, Essex.
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Hibernia REIT leaves Irish Stock Exchange after Brookfield completes buyout
Commercial property Hibernia REIT has official delisted from Irish Stock Exchange this morning, after Brookfield’s acquisition of the company completed on Friday.
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LDS and Assetz join forces in £1bn SME development finance push
Housebuilding sales guarantee creator LDS and property lender Assetz Capital have partnered to support £1bn of lending to SME housebuilders.