All Property Week articles in 22 October 2021 – Page 4
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What can the real estate sector expect from the upcoming Autumn Budget?
Editor: This week, the chancellor of the exchequer will announce his Autumn Budget. Given the government’s ‘Build Back Better’ agenda, we expect that the real estate sector will not be ignored.
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Prologis buys out JV partner on £450m life sciences scheme
Prologis has bought out its joint venture partner on a Cambridge life sciences scheme with a GDV of £450m.
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Chancerygate gets planning permission for phase two of £33m Novus development
Chancerygate has secured planning permission to build phase two of its £33m, 207,000 sq ft Novus business park in Knutsford, with 50,000 sq ft forward-sold to furniture company VIDA Living.
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Former DYLON factory to become £100m resi development
Weston Homes has acquired the former DYLON textiles factory in Sydenham, London.
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Warehouse REIT hires JLL’s Evie Williams to asset management team
Warehouse REIT’s external investment adviser Tilstone Partners has hired Evie Williams as an asset manager.
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Native Land submits planning application for office building at Bankside Yards
Native Land and its partners have submitted a planning application to the London Borough of Southwark for Building 9, an office building within its 1.4m sq ft Bankside Yards development.
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Gasrec appoints Knight Frank as nationwide acquisitions adviser
Knight Frank has been appointed as nationwide acquisitions adviser to alternatives fuels provider Gasrec.
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The Big Table Group to invest £54m in new restaurants and refurbishments
Restaurant operator The Big Table Group said it intends to open 50 new restaurants and refurbish 70 sites over the next three years.
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Liverpool’s St Johns Shopping Centre sold
St Johns Shopping Centre in Liverpool has been acquired by AnaCap Financial Partners and real estate developer RivingtonHark.
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Freehold raises £32,090 for LandAid at 10-year anniversary bash
Freehold raised £32,090 for LandAid at its 10-year anniversary party in London.
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What to consider when accessing brownfield funding
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has announced the release of a further £57.8m of Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF) to 53 local authorities. The total fund amounts to £75m. Local authorities can bid for the remaining £17.2m.
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Business rates reforms may not be bold, but they will be green
When the UK Government announced its “fundamental” review of business rates in last year’s Budget, it was widely hoped that significant reform of this tax would be forthcoming.
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Starwood Capital to seek IPSX listing for Liverpool’s Capital Building
Trinistar Liverpool has appointed advisors to explore a potential listing for a newly formed single asset company which will own the Capital Building in Liverpool, via an IPO on the International Property Securities Exchange.
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Goldman Sachs, Urban&Civic and Pitmore ink partnership to build 700 new homes
Urban&Civic has signed a three-year framework agreement to build new homes for rent on behalf of the real estate business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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Custodian REIT sells car showroom for £9.0m
Custodian REIT has sold a 42,289 sq ft car showroom in Stockport for £9.0m.
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Urban Logistics collects nearly all rent amid plans to list on main market
Urban Logistics REIT said it has collected over 99% of rent for its half year ended September 30 as it revealed plans to list on the main market of the London Stock Exchange.
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Morrisons’ £7bn takeover deal approved by shareholders
Morrisons shareholders have approved the £7bn takeover offer from US private equity group Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) after months of competitive bidding for the supermarket chain.
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Hill hires Sankoli as head of London land
The Hill Group has hired Sandeep Sankoli to the newly created role of head of London land and partnerships.
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Evergrande likely to avoid default, Chinese state media reports
China Evergrande Group is likely to avoid default thanks to an interest payment it has made on a dollar bond, according to a Chinese state-owned media outlet.
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WeWork shares jump 13% on first day of trading
Shares in WeWork have jumped 13% following its first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange, more than two years after its previous attempted IPO failed.