All Property Week articles in 23 March 2018 – Page 4
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OnlineKnight Frank shakes-up retirement team and adds research lead
Knight Frank has restructured its retirement housing team to create “a fully serviced retirement offering” with specialist appointments focusing on research, valuations and sales.
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OnlineRetirement housebuilders win right to High Court hearing over mayor’s SPG
Four leading retirement housebuilders continue to challenge the London mayor’s affordable housing guidance which they say will stifle new development and discrimates against older people’s housing needs.
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OnlineRoebuck hires head of investment to lead growth strategy
Roebuck Asset Management has implemented the next phase of its growth strategy by appointing David Hidderley to lead its investment team.
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InsightRESI Senate Lunch at Mipim 2018
Hosted by Property Week and Cluttons, the first-ever RESI Senate Lunch brought together key players from the residential property sector at Mipim 2018.
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OnlineTriple Point placing falls short of target
Triple Point Social Housing REIT has raised £47.5m in a placing to fund acquisitions in the supported housing sector – below its target to raise £200m.
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OnlineHenry Boot revenues rise 33% as project delivery accelerates
Property developer Henry Boot has reported a 33% annual rise in revenues to £409m after delivering development projects earlier than expected.
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OnlineMaslow Capital finances £70m of resi and student development
Maslow Capital has completed four loan facilities which will allow £70m of new residential and student development to move forward.
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OnlineDuo join exec committee at Helical
Helical has promoted its group financial controller James Moss and senior investment executive Tom Anderson to the executive committee to work directly alongside chief executive Gerald Kaye.
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OnlineFTSE falls as Trump imposes tariffs on China
The FTSE 100 slumped below 7,000 points were hit on Thursday after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on China, increasing fears of a global trade war.
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OnlinePHP seeks to raise £100m
Primary Health Properties (PHP) is seeking up to £100m from a share placing to help fund further GP surgery acquisitions and pay down debt.
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InsightThe French investment woman: Isabelle Scemama interview
Isabelle Scemama took over from Pierre Vaquier as chief executive officer of AXA Investment Managers – Real Assets in February 2017. Last week, Property Week caught up with her at AXA IM – Real Assets’ Mipim base just off the Croisette to quiz her on the annual property jamboree, ...
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InsightWill Klépierre now make a formal offer for Hammerson?
Shareholders are likely to welcome £4.88bn approach after share slump, despite hostility from management.
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InsightStorey flexible workspace: success Storey
British Land duo James Lowery and Joff Sharpe show Property Week what sets their new flexible workspace brand apart from the crowd.
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NewsCrown Estate sets sights on flexible workspace market
The Crown Estate is set to launch its own serviced office brand.
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NewsCrown Estate to sell stake in retail park JV
The Crown Estate’s 50% share in the company is believed to be valued at around £130m.
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InsightCountdown to Brexit survey
The clock is ticking. It’s one year until the UK officially leaves the EU and Property Week is asking for your thoughts on the Brexit process and its impact on the property industry. Please take a couple of minutes to answer our short survey…
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InsightUncertain climate puts brakes on occupier moves
UK office occupiers are adopting a ‘stay put’ attitude in response to ongoing political and economic uncertainties, suggests Irwin Mitchell’s latest occupier survey.
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InsightKlépierre bid throws Hammerson’s future intu doubt
Hammerson’s shareholders have a choice to make. Do they put their trust in chief executive David Atkins and push on with the £3.4bn takeover of rival intu, or do they force him to consider the offer from French shopping giant Klépierre? For me it has to be the latter.
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MarketsSouth East markets – Southampton, Poole, Basingstoke in focus
A failed shopping centre is being knocked down to make way for a new scheme that will celebrate the city’s history.
