All Property Week articles in 22 July 2016 – Page 5
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News
Luton Mall boost for Barnett Ross
Barnett Ross saw its July sales buoyed by a last-minute retail lot that netted more than £2.3m.
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Professional
People Moves: Avison Young, Rapleys, Robertson Property and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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News
Strettons’ sale rate drops to 59%
Strettons has raised £6.8m from 34 lots at its latest sale, reflecting a success rate of 59% amid what it described as an “air of uncertainty” caused by the Brexit vote.
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News
Hub revives stalled Croydon resi scheme
The long-awaited redevelopment of Croydon council’s former offices is back on after the council selected Hub to develop 500 homes on the site.
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News
Predicted household growth shows scale of housing crisis
Almost two-thirds of the property sector is pessimistic about the impact of the Brexit vote on the market and more than three-quarters are braced for a fall in investment in the UK.
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News
UK commercial property investment falls 45% in second quarter
The first data to emerge on investment in the second quarter has laid bare the extent to which the UK commercial property market slowed before the Brexit vote.
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News
Regional office take-up robust in run-up to EU referendum
Regional office take-up was reasonably robust in the second quarter of the year despite EU referendum uncertainty - but is likely to weaken in the second half in the wake of the vote, according to the latest quarterly review by Bilfinger GVA.
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Insight
Time for more joined-up estate regeneration
We at John Rowan Partners would definitely agree with the suggestion that the proposed Homes for Londoners (HfL) should be a more ‘interventionist body’.
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News
Wells Fargo purchase defies London fears
US banking giant Wells Fargo completed the £300m purchase of a new headquarters building in the City this week in a deal that flies in the face of warnings that foreign banks would not commit to new space after the Brexit vote.
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Insight
A perfect opportunity to solve the housing crisis
A moment of crisis is a moment of opportunity.
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News
EU referendum ‘knocked the wind out of LSH auction sails’
Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) raised a lower-than-average £6.9m at its July auction but said it was confident sales would bounce back.
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Online
Admiralty Arch set to become London's most expensive flat at £150m
A 15,000 sq ft, 12-bedroom home in London’s Admiralty Arch is to go on to the market for a record lease level of £150m.
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Professional
Reddy joins CBRE’s debt and structured finance team
Vishnu Reddy, formerly a real estate loan portfolio manager and structurer in BNP Paribas’ corporate and investment banking division, has joined CBRE as a senior director and head of transaction management within CBRE Capital Advisors’ debt and structured finance team.
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Professional
Are badly designed office environments stifling innovation?
The UK regularly reports the longest working hours in Europe, yet we still have one of the lowest levels of productivity.
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News
Government must support housebuilders or face 120,000 job losses, claims NHF
The National Housing Federation (NHF) has warned of a slowdown in the construction industry and tens of thousands of job losses following the Brexit vote, unless the government backs building by housing associations and local authorities.
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Online
PWMA: shortlist for best in property management revealed
Property Week Management All-Stars celebrate excellence across all segments of the management of real estate – from AST and block residential, multi-occupier office and retail, to industrial and logistics.
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Professional
Brexit vote leaves poorer areas with anxious wait over regeneration funding
There were a few raised eyebrows when, the day after last month’s Brexit vote, Cornwall council issued a plea to the UK government to safeguard the regeneration funding that the county receives from the EU.
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