All Property Week articles in 22 October 2021 – Page 3
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NewsCentral London office lettings market returns to pre-pandemic levels
The central London office lettings market has returned to pre-pandemic levels, though the investment market is still 13% below the 10-year average.
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NewsSGI unveils next phase of development at Thorpe Park Leeds
Scarborough Group International (SGI) has unveiled plans for future phases of its flagship Thorpe Park Leeds project.
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NewsL&R secures first office tenant for Universal Building
London & Regional (L&R) has secured its first office occupier for the newly refurbished Universal Building at 364 Kensington High Street in west London.
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NewsVail Williams appoints new senior surveyor to cover Gatwick area
Vail Williams has appointed Mikael Goldsmith as senior surveyor to bolster its presence in the Gatwick area.
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NewsYork Gin signs for new distillery at Quad
York Gin has signed a 10-year lease on the last unit at Evans Property Group’s Quad development at York Business Park to create a new distillery.
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NewsSt Enoch Centre welcomes three new openings
Sovereign Centros has announced the opening of three new retail and food and beverage sites at its Glasgow shopping destination, St Enoch Centre.
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NewsSouthend United F.C. stadium to become resi quarter
Southend United F.C.’s proposals for the redevelopment of their existing stadium at Roots Hall into a new residential quarter have been approved by Southend-on-Sea Borough Council.
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NewsFleet Street office development gets planning approval
A new office and retail development on Fleet Street has been granted planning permission by the City of London Corporation’s Planning and Transportation Committee.
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NewsLaw firm signs for space at Stockport Exchange
O’Neill Patient Solicitors (ONP) has taken 22,901 sq ft on the second and third floors of 2 Stockport Exchange.
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NewsGrove Business Park owner seeks bids in excess of £22m
Grove Business Park in Oxfordshire has been put on the market on behalf of a private owner.
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NewsEssential Living buys Brixton mixed-use block
Essential Living has bought a mixed-use block in Brixton from CBRE Investment Management (CBREIM), which acted on behalf of a separate account client, for £12.5m.
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NewsHogan Lovells in talks over 280,000 sq ft pre-let for London HQ
Hogan Lovells is in talks about a 280,000 sq ft pre-let at a Holborn site for its new London headquarters.
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NewsFrances Warner Lacey leaves CBRE for RX London
Frances Warner Lacey, head of CBRE’s City tenant advisory group, has left the agency for RX London.
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NewsIkea owners snap up former Topshop flagship for £378m
The owners of Ikea have purchased Topshop’s former flagship store on Oxford Street for £378m, creating a new central location for the Swedish furniture brand.
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NewsGreystar issued ‘alternations notice’ by fire commissioner on landmark modular scheme
Greystar has been issued an “alterations notice” (AN) from the commissioner of the London Fire Brigade (LFB) regarding its 100a George Street development – the tallest modularly constructed residential building in the world.
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NewsQ&A: RICS interim bosses talk about rebuilding trust post Levitt review
Following the biggest governance crisis the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has ever faced, Richard Collins and Nicholas Maclean have the unenviable task of rebuilding trust in the organisation.
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OnlineM7 funds Alltmore’s business centre refinancing and expansion in Scotland
M7 Capital (M7C) has agreed a £17.3m loan to Alltmore Properties to support the refinancing of a portfolio of seven out of town business space assets in Scotland.
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OnlineInvestment giant deVere to position $2bn in environmental investments within five years
One of the world’s largest independent financial advisory, asset management and fintech organisations has doubled its commitment on positioning assets under advisement into environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments.
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OnlineRegional REIT reports improving rent collection figures
Regional REIT has collected 91.3% of the rents due for in the third quarter, taking the total for the year to 21 October to 96.2%.
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NewsRICS chief people officer departs following criticism in Levitt report
The chief people officer of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has left the organisation.
