All Property Week articles in 2 July 2021 – Page 4
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OnlineAvison Young and TP Bennett sign Leeds APAM office leases
Avison Young and TP Bennett have signed leases at APAM’s grade-A office block in Leeds.
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OnlineWood returns to C&W as head of UK retail capital markets
Cushman Wakefield has appointed Marcus Wood as head of UK retail capital markets.
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OnlineSenior trio hired for Earls Court development
The Earls Court Development Company (ECDC) has made three appointments to its leadership team as it ramps up plans for the future of London’s largest cleared Zone 1 development opportunity.
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OnlineAnchor Hanover buys Rochester site for later living scheme
Specialist later living provider Anchor Hanover has exchanged contracts on a 1.6-acre site at Rochester Riverside where it plans to create a 101-bed scheme.
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OnlineRenshaw heads Pocket Living’s development drive
Thomasin Renshaw has joined Pocket Living as development director.
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OnlinePortfolio of pharmacy investments up for sale at next Acuitus auction
A portfolio of 14 pharmacy investments is expected to go under the hammer at Acuitus’s sale later this month, demonstrating the demand for pharmacy-backed properties.
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OnlineTreetop Adventure Golf signs for space at Birmingham’s Bullring
Mini-golf and leisure operator Treetop Adventure Golf has signed an agreement to take an 18,500 sq ft unit at Hammerson’s Bullring Grand Central.
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OnlineApollo poised to join bidding for Morrisons
US investment firm Apollo Global is considering making an offer for British supermarket Morrisons, days after the company agreed to a £6.3bn takeover by Fortress Investment Group.
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OnlineHema to close UK stores
Dutch retailer Hema has announced plans to close all six of its UK stores by the end of the summer.
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OnlineShed take-up reaches record high in first six months of year
UK take-up of industrial and logistics space has again hit record levels in the first half of 2021, according to a new report.
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OnlineJenrick set to reveal Building Safety Bill
A new building safety regulator will be handed powers to prosecute rule-breaking developers and take properties off the market, the government has revealed.
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OnlineReal Estate Investors sees signs of ‘market normalisation’
Real Estate Investors has reported at rent collection rate of 97% during the first half of its financial year, adding it is seeing “early signs of market normalisation” following the pandemic.
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OnlineGCP confirms takeover approach
GCP Student Living has confirmed it has received a takeover approach led by its largest shareholder.
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OnlineStudent Roost buys fifth Nottingham building
Student Roost has bought a new 703-bed building in Nottingham, taking its bed count in the city to over 3,100, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineCadogan suffers dip in portfolio value
Cadogan suffered a 14.2% drop in its portfolio valuation to £4.8bn during 2020 as Covid took its toll on the Chelsea landlord’s estate.
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OnlineAsda makes hybrid working permanent with “no change” to office leases
Asda has said that it will make hybrid working permanent but that there will be “no change” to its office leases.
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OnlineIrish real estate investment leaps 170%
Investment in the Irish real estate sector has leapt 170%, Savills data has revealed.
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OnlineCaddick gets green light for 300,000 sq ft Leeds shed scheme
Caddick Developments has received planning permission to develop 300,000 sq ft of warehouse space in Leeds.
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OnlineTommy Hilfiger acquires eight stores
Luxury retailer Tommy Hilfiger has acquired eight stores as part of its expansion plans, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineSunspel seeks sites for new UK stores
Luxury British clothing brand Sunspel is on the hunt for more stores, Property Week can reveal.
