All Property Week articles in 23 November 2018 – Page 3
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Pets at Home eyes widespread practice closures as profits plummets
Pet care group Pets At Home has announced plans to buy back 55 vet practices from partners and close up to 30 of them.
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Goodman buys Nuneaton site for warehouse development
Goodman has acquired a 448,668 sq ft site in Nuneaton which it plans to convert into a distribution warehouse.
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Harborough District Council signs off on new Joules HQ
Countryside-inspired clothing retailer Joules has obtained planning permission for the re-development of its head office in Market Harborough.
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Clearbell sells £31m Voyager Place
Clearbell Capital has sold its Maidenhead office building, Voyager Place, to a local authority for £31m representing a 5.25% net initial yield.
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Ex-House of Fraser CFO joins CBRE
The former chief financial officer at House of Fraser, Colin Elliot, is moving to CBRE to lead its corporate capital markets business.
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Property shares stable despite Brexit confusion
Shares in listed property companies remained relatively stable on Monday despite on-going uncertainty around Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal.
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LSL posts solid figures despite fall in estate agency sales
LSL Property Services, the estate agency and surveying group, has declared a 7.5% rise in revenue for the four months to the end of October in its latest trading update.
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Shaftesbury posts annual NAV rise
Shaftesbury, the West End property group, has posted strong growth in net asset value in its annual results this morning.
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Mexico's RLH makes European debut with €210m Villa Magna buy
Turkish conglomerate Doğuş Group has sold its luxury Madrid hotel Villa Magna to Mexican asset manager RLH Properties for €210m (£185m).
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Samsung Life Insurance sells 30 Gresham Street to Hong Kong JV
City of London office building 30 Gresham Street has been sold to a joint venture of Hong Kong investors for just under the asking requirement of £425m, according to a source close to the deal.
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New UK managing director for Drooms
Data room solutions provider Drooms has appointed Rosanna Woods as its new managing director with responsibility for scaling up the business in the UK.
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New Horizon for Henry Boot with green light in Nottingham
Henry Boot Developments has secured planning approval from Nottingham City Council for its industrial-led plans to redevelop the 48 acre former Imperial Tobacco production site.
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Separated at birth: Andrew Cooper and Ron Perlman
Metropolis isn’t sure whether Andrew Cooper from the London development land team at Savills has ever been described as a ‘Son of Anarchy’ but he does bear a striking resemblance to a young Ron Perlman, star of the Spike TV crime drama series.
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Intu faces annual shortfall from Ashley's store withdrawal
Shopping centre landlord intu stands to lose out on a chunk of its annual rent and service charges if retail tycoon Mike Ashley follows through on his proposed withdrawal of all his stores from intu’s centres.
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Transgender awareness: creating a fully inclusive culture
While the number of ‘awareness’ days/weeks/months can sometimes feel overwhelming, a recent one had a real impact on us.
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Capital values on rise in student accommodation sector
Student accommodation capital values rose 6.5% over the past 12 months according to new research.
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Howells heads to Gazeley from Lidl
Gazeley has appointed Adrienne Howells from Lidl as development director in the UK.
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Klesch family buys Jersey office
The Klesch Family Office (KFO) has acquired an office building in Jersey, called IFC1, for £43.7m.
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Tritax Big Box gets planning for Dartford logistics unit
Tritax Big Box REIT and Bericote Properties have secured planning permission for a 450,240 sq ft logistics facility at their Dartford Power Station scheme.
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ReSI sees end of week gains
Closed-ended investment group and registered social housing provider ReSI saw its share price climb 2.4% to 94p on Friday after revealing a 7.3% rise in net asset value (NAV) in its maiden annual results.