All Property Week articles in 2 October 2015 – Page 3
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OnlineCoppel joins Dolphin board
Dolphin, the AIM-listed residential resorts investor, has appointed Andrew Coppel to its board as a non-executive director.
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OnlineOMERS confirms Cheesegrater move
OMERS, one of Canada’s largest pension funds, has confirmed the relocation of its European headquarters to the Leadenhall Building.
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OnlineUniversal Music confirms mega King’s Cross pre-let
Universal Music has pre-let the whole of the 4 Pancras Square office building on Argent’s King’s Cross redevelopment, as tipped by Property Week.
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BAM Properties appoints new MD
Dougie Peters has been appointed managing director of BAM Properties, succeeding John Burke who has retired after almost 25 years with the UK business.
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OnlineBusiness rates: industry reaction
A full roundup of industry reaction to George Osborne’s announcement that the uniform business rate will be scrapped, and that councils will now be able to keep all of the money they raise from the tax.
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Strutt & Parker acquire Berkshire estate agency
Strutt Parker has acquired Edwards Elliott, a Surrey and Berkshire-based residential estate agency.
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OnlineDiversity gives elite performers edge on global stage
What is the key to success when competing against the best on the global stage?
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OnlineUniform business rate abolished and councils to keep income
George Osborne has announced that the UK’s entire business rates income will now be kept directly in the hands of local authorities, and that the uniform business rate will be abolished.
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OnlineOctopus Healthcare suckers Sevenoaks care home
Octopus Healthcare has agreed to forward fund Kitewood’s 80-bed nursing home development in Sevenoaks, Kent.
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OnlineAdonis to chair new infrastructure commission
Labour peer Lord Adonis has resigned the party whip to chair a new infrastructure commission for the government.
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Amaris to rebrand 21 hotels
Amaris Hospitality, the hotel subsidiary of private equity group Lone Star, is to rebrand 21 of its Hotel Collection properties to Jurys Inn, Mercure and an unnamed international upmarket brand.
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Meatball restaurant rolls into Seven Dials
The founders of the popular London restaurant chain Polpo have backed a new dining concept, The Bowler, which is to open its first location in Seven Dials.
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OnlineUnite UK Student Accommodation Fund passes £2bn mark
The Unite UK Student Accommodation Fund has reached a value of more than £2bn due to strong rental growth.
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OnlineMcCarthy & Stone aims £2.5bn into land and build
Retirement housebuilder McCarthy Stone has increased its target investment in land and build to £2.5bn in the next four years.
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Crosslane wins go-ahead for first Sheffield student scheme
Crosslane Student Developments has secured planning permission for its first student housing scheme in Sheffield.
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JLL man flies into MAG Property
MAG Property, the property and development arm of the UK’s largest UK-owned airport operator, has appointed Julian Stott as development manager.
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OnlineDeveloper picked for Icknield Port Loop plan
Birmingham City Council and the Canal River Trust have selected Urban Splash and Places for People as the preferred partners for the development of Icknield Port Loop in Birmingham, one of the most significant brownfield regeneration schemes in the UK.
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Beltane buys in Southwark
Beltane Asset Management in a joint venture with affiliates of Angelo, Gordon Co has completed the acquisition of 42 Southwark Bridge Road from M G Real Estate.
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OnlineKnight Frank toasts 'best year ever' for UK commercial
Knight Frank has reported a 19% jump in profits with its UK commercial offices enjoying their “best year ever”.
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OnlineStock market ends week on a high
The stock market ended the week on a positive note with the FTSE All-Share climbing 0.8%.
