All Property Week articles in 20 July 2018 – Page 6
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MarketsNew owner set to restart Liverpool's stalled New Chinatown scheme
GGSD plans to revive project previously beset by rows and delays.
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OnlineCain appoints retail letting agents for Islington Square
Cain International has appointed Nash Bond and Orme Retail as joint letting agents for the 170,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant space at Islington Square in north London.
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OnlineMayfair buys two offices in South East for £34m
Mayfair Capital Investment Management has acquired two office properties in Watford and Brentwood from Boultbee Brooks Real Estate for £34m on behalf of its Property Income Trust for Charities (PITCH).
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OnlineStenprop sells bulk of Swiss portfolio
Stenprop has disposed of the bulk of its Swiss portfolio for CHF103.2m (£78.2m) as part of a strategy to focus on the UK multi-let industrial property sector.
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OnlineFI offloads six former Toys ‘R’ Us properties
FI Real Estate Management has sold six former Toys ‘R’ Us properties in a series of deals worth £30.5m.
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MarketsPorts & Airports: what effect will Heathrow runway decision have on Gatwick?
Gatwick’s bosses say they have ambitious growth plans despite government’s decision not to build a new runway at the airport. Gary Mason reports
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NewsRush of M&A deals is a ‘warning sign’ about state of the market
The rush of M A deals among real estate fund managers is a “warning sign” about the state of the market, according to a senior investment consultant.
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MarketsAIPUT’s Smith on impact of driverless vehicles on airports
Study offers ‘very different’ perspective on AIPUT’s estate. David Blackman reports
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InsightMorgan Sindall hails new JV as biggest opportunity yet
JV with Herts Living hopes to sign deals with other public bodies to increase scope of its £2bn tie-up.
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NewsWest End sublet office market shrinks in first half of 2018
The amount of office space sublet or available to sublease from corporate occupiers has decreased in the West End in the first half of 2018 despite buoyant growth expectations, new data has revealed.
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InsightBTR - a toddler still learning to walk?
Just a few years ago build-to-rent (BTR) was a rarely used phrase in the UK. Now it is one of the hottest real estate sectors around. Our panel of leading experts discuss the extent to which BTR has matured, the challenges it still faces and where the sector will go ...
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InsightBirchgrove steps up retirement BTR plans
Managing director Honor Barratt outlines plans to acquire six to eight new sites by 2023.
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MarketsHow London Gateway port and logistics park are progressing
Andrew Stone asks whether Brexit could hinder the continuing expansion of the port and logistics park
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ProfessionalCritics concerned about lack of detail in New Town Development Corporation guidance
Some praise the guidelines’ flexibility, but insistence on a ‘case-by-case’ approach raises fears over lack of clarity.
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InsightWill more Japanese investors follow Nomura into Europe?
Japanese investors starting to look more closely at UK and Europe as they expand outbound investment teams.
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InsightMay clings on despite a battering from Trump and the Brexiteers
What with Trump’s visit and Theresa’s travails – not to mention ’ It’s not Coming Home’ in precisely the way we all allowed ourselves to dream – it’s been a rare week or so to be alive in our United Kingdom.
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ProfessionalDutch have come up with novel way to combat lack of bricklayers
The latest figures on construction output from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the industry suffered quite badly over the winter.
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NewsAlmero Holdings buys UK student portfolio
Family fund acquires 213-bed portfolio and 62-bed scheme for combined £20m.
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News'Political bun fight' fears hit Network Rail's £1.5bn portfolio sale
Protest group puts paid to Goldman Sachs and Wellcome Trust bid for Network Rail portfolios
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NewsRegulator gets tough on consultants
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has proposed tougher regulation of investment consultants after conducting a probe into potential conflicts of interest arising from mixing advisory work with investment services.
