All Property Week articles in 19 August 2016 – Page 2
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Skyways goes eastways in £32m Palmer Capital acquisition
Palmer Capital has acquired the Skyways campus in Liverpool for £32m on a net initial yield of 7%.
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Hot weather and house sales: trends we see in heatwaves
As soon as we see the sun we all rush out to buy barbeque supplies, sunglasses and pitchers of Pimm’s and lemonade - but summer weather also has an effect on the property market; with research showing that during the summer there’s a higher conversion rate from people viewing property ...
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Property funds suffer record outflows post-Brexit
Investors took £470m from property funds in July, figures from data group Morningstar show.
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Office-to-resi: A shot in the arm for the housing industry
The opportunity to re-use and re-invest in tired old buildings as a route to kickstart growth of our town centres is now beginning to be realised, although not without some controversy.
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U+I gets green light for redevelopments of €100m Dublin assets
U+I has been given the green light to redevelop two mixed-use schemes in Dublin with combined end values of €100m.
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Trio of deals land at The Shard
The Shard has secured a trio of new leases totalling more than 20,000 sq ft.
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Manchester Life to develop Ancoats build-to-rent scheme
The developer owned by Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group, has revealed plans for 158 build-to-rent flats at Sawmill Court in Ancoats.
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Circle agrees new £50m debt facility
Circle Property has agreed a new £50m revolving credit facility with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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PW launches new Student Accommodation Awards
The inaugural Student Accommodation Awards will take place on 7th December 2016 at The London Marriott Hotel.
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Volant choose Chiswick Park for first HQ
Volant Media has agreed to let a 7,359 sq ft office at Chiswick Park for its first office and HQ.
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Barclays brings two Manchester warehouses to market
Barclays will refurbish and let two South Manchester warehouses totalling 94,000 sq ft, it has announced.
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Scotland's industrial market is continuing to hold its own in face of Brexit
How has the Scottish industrial market fared since the Brexit vote?
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The word on the high street: Edinburgh closes gap on Glasgow
Edinburgh’s retail scene has always been a step behind Glasgow’s.
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Rare deal sees Park Royal sheds sold
CBRE Global Investors has acquired a trio of industrial units in Park Royal, west London.
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London mayor gives final Wimbledon Stadium call to Merton
London mayor Sadiq Khan has passed responsibility for deciding the future of the controversial Wimbledon Stadium development back to Merton Council.
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Q&A: Chris Stewart on Scotland’s property market post Brexit vote
Developer Chris Stewart Group focuses on the regeneration of complex, listed buildings in Edinburgh and Glasgow - but owner Chris Stewart is always keeping an eye out for a good deal away from the city.
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Liberty Living buy two Edinburgh student blocks
Liberty Living has bought two Edinburgh University student accommodation blocks, totalling 532 beds, from Ziggurat for an undisclosed price.
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Lendlease to build Nine Elms Versace tower
Lendlease Europe has won the £200m contract to build a luxury 50-storey residential development in Vauxhall designed by international fashion brand Versace.
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Can Glasgow and Edinburgh prosper after Brexit vote?
Scotland is still reeling after the UK’s decision - or more accurately England and Wales’s decision - to leave the EU.
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Hansteen NAV per share leaps 11.9%
Hansteen Holdings’ net asset value per share jumped 11.9% to 124.4p in the six months to the end of June.