All Property Week articles in 23 September 2016 – Page 3
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Trade bodies blast ‘unjust’ business rates proposals
A coalition of trade bodies has urged the government to abandon “unjust” changes to the business rates appeals system, which they say could leave businesses over-paying tax by 10% or more for several years.
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Landid gets green light for Putney office
Landid Property Holdings has received planning permission to develop an 80,000 sq ft office, The Parklife Building, in Putney.
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Three restaurants sign at Oldham Old Town Hall development
The new retail and leisure development at Oldham’s Old Town Hall will launch next month, with three flagship restaurants signed up to the scheme.
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New hire to boost JLL's City lease advisory team
JLL has made an appointment to its Central London lease advisory team with James Trundle joining as director.
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Three sign at St David’s
Landlord The St David’s Partnership has announced three new deals occupying almost 8,000 sq ft of retail space at the St David’s shopping centre in Cardiff.
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L&G hires Storrar to leisure fund team
Legal General Investment Management Real Assets (L G) has appointed Louis Storrar as senior asset manager for its specialist leisure fund as part of the fund’s significant growth plans.
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Delancey appoint Rockspring's Kehoe to investments team
John Kehoe has joined Delancey as an investment director from Rockspring.
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Capco raises £175m from US institutions
Capco’s Covent Garden Group Holdings has signed an agreement with five US institutional investors for a private placement of £175m 10 year and 12 year senior unsecured notes.
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Housebuilder shares enjoy strong week
Housebuilders were among the best performers on Friday capping off a strong week for the sector.
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UK's highest retail rent record broken on Bond Street
The UK’s highest retail rent record has once again been broken on London’s New Bond Street.
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RSA calls for "radical integration" of social, economic and housing policies
New inclusive industrial strategies should prioritise work progression in middle skilled sectors, not just high-tech, while incorporating housing and planning needs which enable people to access jobs, according to a new report from the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) Inclusive Growth Commission.
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L&G takes East London investment to £1bn
Legal General has taken its investment to over £1bn in East London in 2016 after further backing the DP World’s London Gateway port.
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McAleer & Rushe sells Brighton office
McAleer Rushe has sold its newly completed Cityview office building in Brighton to a family office for £14.8m, reflecting a yield of 5.53%.
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Manchester PRS scheme gets green light
Henry Boot Developments and Capital Centric have secured planning permission for the first phase of KAMPUS – a £200m mixed-use redevelopment scheme in Manchester city centre.
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Kings Cross gets planning for two new offices
Kings Cross Central Limited Partnership has been given planning approval for two large mixed-use buildings within zone T of the scheme.
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Agility and flexibility are now the norm
The growth in the UK flexible office sector over the past 10 years has been phenomenal and I can only see demand accelerating as the appetite for the short-term contract grows.
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IM Properties forms new team for resi push
IM Properties has launched a new £1.34bn strategic land division.
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Queensberry grabs Ivy and OKA for new retail quarter in Guildford
Queensberry has announced the prestigious Ivy Collection and luxury British homewares brand OKA to anchor its Tunsgate Quarter regeneration project in Guildford.
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F&C UK Property fund on the acquisition trail
BMO Real Estate Partners has announced that the F C UK Property Fund, structured as a Property Authorised Investment Fund (PAIF), is looking to purchase new assets.
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Muse secures planning for £185m Manchester scheme
Muse Developments has been granted planning permission for the £185m redevelopment of Victoria Station in Manchester.