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All Property Week articles in 23 November 2018 – Page 2
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NewsWorshipful Company of Chartered Surveyors installs new top team alongside push for ‘diversity’
The Worshipful Company of Chartered Surveyors has appointed a new top team, including Cushman Wakefield’s Digby Flower, to the roles of master, senior warden, junior warden and renter warden alongside a 10-year plan for increasing diversity.
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OnlineGravells, Robson & Jones pull into new property roles as NCP eyes expansion
Car parking giant NCP has appointed a trio of new leads for its property team as it seeks to add more than 100 new sites to its portfolio in the next three years.
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OnlineEveryman makes Manchester debut at Allied's ABC buildings
Allied London has signed Everyman Cinema to make its Manchester debut as an anchor leisure tenant within Enterprise City in St. John’s.
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NewsOakNorth loans Gold Compass £20m to develop mixed-use scheme
OakNorth has loaned £20.1m to Gold Compass, a subsidiary of Yellow Brick Group, so the developer can build a mixed-use scheme in Whetstone, North West London.
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News£270m Swindon leisure scheme receives full planning consent
SevenCapital’s £270m Swindon leisure development, North Star Village, has received full planning consent from Swindon Borough Council.
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NewsIPUT and Cosgrave let last 60,000 sq ft of The Exchange in Dublin
IPUT and Cosgrave Property Group have finished letting The Exchange in Dublin with Mediolanum Bank, PartnerRe and Coinbase taking the remaining 60,000 sq.ft.
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OnlineJD Sports presses Go on expansion for outdoor clothing brand
Logistics developer Delin Capital has secured a 353,000 sq ft letting of its Cheshire distribution centre at Midpoint 18 to JD Sports subsidiary Go Outdoors.
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OnlineLondonMetric benefits from Brexit stockpiling
LondonMetric Property has said it is experiencing increasing demand from companies looking to stockpile products ahead of any disruptions in supply chains due to Brexit.
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OnlineShaftesbury holds steady as FTSE 100 ends Wednesday in the red
London West End property group Shaftesbury saw its share price go unchanged yesterday as the overall FTSE 100 struggled significantly.
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OnlineRound Hill enters US multifamily housing market
Round Hill Capital has launched a partnership with Cortland, the Atlanta-based multifamily investment and management firm, to enter the US multifamily housing sector.
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OnlineTelford Homes posts strong first half figures
Telford Homes has posted leaps in revenue and profit for the first six months of its financial year.
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OnlinePatrizia makes forward purchase of €38m Spanish logistics asset
Patrizia Immobilien has agreed to forward-fund a DHL and Logisfashion pre-let logistics centre in Ontígola in Spain for €37.5m (£33.2m) for its pan-European value-add fund TEP VII.
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OnlineStena sails into Borough High Street office buy
Amsterdam-based Stena Realty has completed the acquisition of the recently refurbished 160 Borough High Street office building in London from W Real Estate.
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OnlineTH Real Estate takes Lidl-let Oosterhout warehouse
TH Real Estate has acquired a 367,000 sq ft cross-dock logistics hub in the Netherlands from ODC CV for its €2.6bn European logistics platform.
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OnlineMears to acquire Mitie's social housing division for £22.5m
Support services firm Mears Group has announced a share placement to raise funds for the £22.5m purchase of Mitie’s property management division.
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OnlineUnity Technologies record pre-let takes Brighton's Brinell Building to fully let
Developer McAleer Rushe has secured a pre-let to video game developer Unity Technologies to take its speculative office development Brinell Building in Brighton to fully let.
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OnlinePinsent Mason's Beaumont made new property partner at Irwin Mitchell
Irwin Mitchell has recruited a new senior lawyer as property partner in its national real estate department.
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OnlineLGIM forward funds £35m Edinburgh student accommodation
LGIM Real Assets has agreed to forward fund a 359-bed Edinburgh student accommodation development for £35m.
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OnlineLendlease to develop Birmingham's Commonwealth Games Village resi legacy
Birmingham City Council has appointed Lendlease to develop its legacy offering for the 2022 Commonwealth Games athletes village including plans to convert the site into a scheme comprising social housing, for sale and private rental homes and a retirement village after the games.
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OnlineEnfield confirms shortlist for Meridian Water housing mandate
Enfield Council has confirmed Galliford Try, L Q, Peabody and Redrow have been shortlisted to deliver its first housing site at Meridian Water.
