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All Property Week articles in 23 November 2018 – Page 4
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OnlineUrbanest secures £125m for London student scheme
Student digs developer Urbanest has agreed a £125m loan with M G Investments to finance a mixed-use development scheme in the City of London.
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OnlinePalace produces solid half-year figures
Palace Capital has posted a 1.4% rise in net asset value (NAV) for the first six months of its financial year.
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InsightLiving it up: student accommodation trends
Rebecca Paddick asks two sector experts, what are the latest trends in student living, and how well is higher education meeting demand?
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OnlineLiptons to launch brownfield-focused housebuilding business
Developer Sir Stuart Lipton has announced plans to team up with his son Elliot’s company First Base to launch a new business focused on building homes on brownfield sites in and around London.
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OnlineLandsec and Crown Estate sign new retail deals spanning 69,000 sq ft at Westgate Oxford
Joint venture partners Landsec and the Crown Estate have secured 69,200 sq ft of retail lettings at Westgate in Oxford.
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OnlineUrbanize Homes secures planning for Stockport's tallest building
Developer Urbanize Homes has received the green light from Stockport Council to build the town’s tallest-ever building.
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OnlineVorwerk to open flagship store in Kingston
Global lifestyle brand Vorwerk will open its first UK store at Aviva Investors’ Bentall Centre in Kingston upon Thames.
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OnlineLaSalle acquires Amsterdam's €55m Luna Arena
LaSalle Investment Management has acquired the Luna Arena office building in Amsterdam for €55.6m (£49.2m) from Dutch real estate fund manager PingProperties.
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NewsAudley gets consent for Chalfont Dene extension
Luxury retirement village operator Audley Group has received planning consent for an extension to its scheme at Chalfont Dene in Buckinghamshire, subject to a legal agreement.
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OnlineCaptima buys Grafton Residential to launch new JV BTR consultancy
Isle of Man-based structured finance group Captima has acquired Doherty Baines’ build-to-rent (BTR) consultancy Grafton Residential and re-launched the business as a 50/50 joint venture named Cap Real Estate.
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OnlineAnytime Fitness appoints CBRE for major growth push
Gym franchise Anytime Fitness has appointed CBRE to assist with its plan to open an additional 250 gyms by 2020.
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OnlineTritax EuroBox forward funds HAVI-let logistics base
Tritax EuroBox has continued its rapid acquisition of a series of continental European logistics assets with the €27.5m (£24.3m) forward funding of a logistics development near Hannover at a net initial yield of 4.9%.
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NewsSpin class: Black Friday
I nearly choke on my banana and cinnamon porridge when I read that M&C Saatchi PR has changed its name to M&C Saatchi Public Relations, saying “the abbreviation of the discipline to PR has caused it to lose its original meaning”. What nonsense.
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NewsSeparated at birth: Danny Dyer and Stephen Wasserman
Metropolis isn’t sure whether EastEnders actor Danny Dyer knows as much about bridging loans as West One Loans MD Stephen Wasserman, who features in our latest PW Perspectives supplement, but the pair certainly share a likeness.
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InsightWill Black Friday 2018 prove to be UK retail’s darkest day?
Is Black Friday more damaging to the UK retail sector than Brexit and the rise of online combined?
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OnlineBarnet Council buys 50 homes from Palace Capital
Palace Capital has sold 50 residential units to the London Borough of Barnet for £18.2m, which reflects 97% of homes’ book value.
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OnlineReSI posts robust maiden annual figures
Residential Secure Income (ReSI) has posted a 7.3% rise in net asset value (NAV) in its maiden annual results.
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OnlineWilliams made chief exec as Burns switches to chairman role at Derwent
John Burns, the founder of Derwent London, is set to step down from his role as chief executive to become non-executive chair of the property company.
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NewsSony's Liverpool deal one of city's biggest of the decade
The electronics giant is set to take 50,000 sq ft in former newspaper offices once refit is complete.
