All Property Week articles in 22 July 2022 – Page 2
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NewsAtkins wins third contract for Olympic Park development
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) has re-appointed Atkins to help oversee the 2012 Olympics legacy restoration project.
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NewsPalace Capital goes in for landmark Leeds office refurbishment
Palace Capital has submitted a planning application to transform a Leeds office building.
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NewsHB Reavis to halve embodied carbon emissions by 2030
Workspace provider HB Reavis has committed to reducing the embodied carbon emissions of its UK portfolio by more than 50% and to reducing whole-building operational energy intensity by 60% by 2030.
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NewsHOK’s London Studio secures planning permission for 92 affordable homes in Northolt
HOK’s London Studio has secured planning approval for 92 affordable homes in Northolt, west London.
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NewsOutline planning granted for 575 homes near Olympic Park in east London
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) has approved an outline planning application to transform Bridgewater Triangle at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, east London, into a residential neighbourhood.
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NewsBarings to buy NFU Mutual logistics sites for £234m
Real estate investment manager Barings is to purchase eight prime logistic sites from NFU Mutual for a total of £234m.
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NewsApple opens flagship store in Knightsbridge
Technology giant Apple has opened a new flagship store on Brompton Road in Knightsbridge, London.
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InsightWe must design buildings fit for a circular economy
Future-proofing the buildings we design to promote longevity requires an in-built adaptability that simply isn’t compatible with the systems we’re accustomed to today.
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OnlineQuarterly NAV rises at Picton
Picton has revealed a 2% increase in net asset value (NAV) during the three months to the end of June.
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OnlineUnite posts strong interim figures
Student giant Unite has posted sharp rises in net asset value (NAV), earnings and profit for the first six months of the year as reservations returned to pre-pandemic levels.
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NewsGet Living and Watkin Jones agree forward funding deal for Leatherhead BTR
Get Living has agreed a £71m forward funding deal with Watkin Jones to deliver 214 new rental homes in Leatherhead.
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NewsGerald Eve announces wave of promotions
Gerald Eve has announced 40 new partners and promotions across its key regional offices, as well as in London.
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NewsLLDC and Ballymore to create 1,200 homes at London waterfront sites
The London Legacy Development Company (LLDC) has formed a 50/50 joint venture with regeneration company Ballymore to develop 1,200 homes in east London.
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NewsRegal London acquires Camden commercial site
Regal London has acquired 100 and 100a Chalk Farm Road, a vacant commercial site next to the Roundhouse, the famous live performance space in Camden Town, north London.
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NewsTfL receives consent for extra commercial space at Bank development
Transport for London (TfL) has received planning approval for an extra office floor and roof terrace at its above-station development at Bank in central London.
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NewsTime Retail Partners and GCW appointed lease advisers for Romford mall
RivingtonHark has appointed Time Retail Partners and GCW as leasing and professional advisers on its recently acquired Liberty Shopping Centre in Romford, east London.
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NewsLVMH Beauty exits Oxford Street for Lancer Square
LVMH Beauty will move from its current headquarters at 180 Oxford Street to boutique Kensington development Lancer Square, signing a 10-year lease on the site.
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InsightUpside down and inside out: turning the European real estate market on its head
The past few years have turned the world on its head. The pandemic caused the global economy to shrink, with volatile markets and soaring inflation levels only adding to the struggles.
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NewsColliers poaches two more retail agents
A pair of retail agents from Nash Bond and Hanover Green retail are joining Colliers’ central London retail team later this year, a month after Colliers secured the mandate for The Crown Estate portfolio, Property Week can reveal.
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InsightStakeholders will review options as real estate distress increases
The UK economy is coming under pressure. Discretionary spend by consumers is likely to fall along with a loss of confidence with risk of a recession.
