All Property Week articles in 19 November 2021 – Page 5
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Bellway buys land parcel at Harworth’s Midlands housing development
Housebuilder Bellway has purchased a 13.8-acre land parcel from Harworth Group’s South East Coalville residential development in the Midlands.
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Kajima targets City crowd with digital clay shooting experience
Competitive socialising operator Clays has signed a 15-year-lease for a 10,400 sq ft basement space at Kajima’s 77 Coleman Street development at Moorgate in the City of London.
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Stage Fifty goes live with Winnersh Triangle studio letting
Film and TV studio building company Stage Fifty has signed a long-term lease for 120,000 sq ft of studio space at the Winnersh Triangle in Reading.
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Aberdeen City Council hunts for operator to manage new market
Aberdeen City Council has appointed Savills to seek expressions of interest from local, national, and international operators to manage and occupy a new market to be developed on the site of the city’s former British Home Stores.
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L&G and Tellon secure funding for Southampton regen project
A £139m regeneration project to transform Southampton City Centre is up and running after Tellon and Legal & General completed a deal to fund the scheme.
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GPE upgrades rental growth targets as it swings back to profit
Great Portland Estates (GPE) has upgraded its full-year rental value growth range to between 2% and 5% as lettings pick-up following the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions.
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David Abramson to chair CTA Policy Committee
Commercial property advisor David Abramson is to chair the Commercial Tenants Association’s (CTA) policy committee.
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A whole other storey
As St George and SEGRO gear up to build their first multi-storey scheme, Property Week investigates what this may spell for the I&L market.
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From just-in-time to just-in-case
Amid Covid-19, the US/China trade war, soaring labour costs and Brexit, businesses are having to reassess their supply chains.
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I&L space shortage points to an uncertain future
Over the past few months, the national media has been full of stories about shortages. Energy, HGV drivers, supermarket products, petrol… you name it, Britain is short of it. Another shortage that hasn’t made the national headlines, but is being closely monitored by the property industry, is that of industrial ...
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Time to ramp up spec space development
An increase in spec schemes could help meet rising demand for shed space from occupiers and investors.
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The dark-store revolution
Surging demand for delivery services over the past 20 months has had significant implications for urban logistics, with growth in the on-demand grocery delivery market giving rise to several new companies offering deliveries within minutes.
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Committing to ESG
As COP26 has shone a spotlight on the need for collective action to reach net zero, how is the logistics industry advancing in this changing landscape?
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A capital example of recovery
Give me half a chance and I’ll tell you that I’m from Bristol. Not that you wouldn’t notice. My accent gives me away in seconds. Even though I moved to London three and a half years ago, the West Country brogue is still there.
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Breaking the vicious circle of logistics supply
This sector is trapped in a vicious circle. We’ve been seeing for years that logistics supply is not keeping pace with demand.
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Can beds really mix with sheds?
With the amount of warehouse space required for every new home built rising, and with ecommerce increasing demand further still, Property Week asks whether it’s time to consider the co-location of sheds and residential.
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Five minutes with… Natasha Ryan, Savills associate director
Savills associate director on working in such a social industry, horse riding and her love of travel.
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Property Awards 2021: it’s great to be back!
Last week, the great and the good of the commercial property world came together for the first in-person awards since 2019.
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Industrial & Logistics supplement November 2021
Savills data underlines the need for speculative development - Sector on the cusp of a multi-storey revolution - Why just-in-time model is out for supply chains - Pros and cons of co-locating resi and sheds - Five minutes with Savills associate director Natasha Ryan
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Property Week Digital Edition – 19 November 2021
We unveil this year’s winners as the Property Awards recognise stellar achievers from across the industry – Chancerygate managing director Richard Bains on how the industrial developer is coping with growing market competition – Industry experts say Land Registry’s move to electronic signatures in resi deals could be a game-changer