All Property Week articles in 23 September 2016 – Page 6
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MarketsQ&A: Rob West reveals Clearbell Capital's ambitions for Coventry
Last year, Clearbell Capital acquired the mixed-use Earlsdon Park in Coventry. At the time, the city only had 60,000 sq ft of grade-A office space as no new stock had been built since 2007.
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OnlineProperty rise underpins 44% profit bump for Kier
A year-on-year revenue rise of 40% for Kier Property has contributed to a strong overall group performance headlined by an underlying profit of £150m, up 44% year-on-year.
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OnlineAXA IM has Eureka moment with Australian acquisition
AXA Investment Managers-Real Assets has acquired leading independent real estate fund Eureka Funds Management in Australia as part of ts ongoing global expansion strategy.
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InsightUK markets continue to look attractive – but we’re not out of the woods yet
The good weather and Rio Olympic and Paralympic Games distracted the market over the summer break from the shock of the EU referendum result.
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OnlineLondonMetric reveals £130m private placement
LondonMetric has announced a £130m private placement at a blended fixed rate coupon of 2.7%.
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InsightLondon boroughs 'should be more aware of BTR potential'
London boroughs are failing to realise the potential of the build-to-rent sector (BTR) by leaving it out of their local development plans, new research has suggested.
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MarketsBirmingham finally enters the PRS arena as first development begins
After a slow start, Birmingham is finally taking its place in the UK’s private rented sector (PRS) arena.
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InformationInternational retailers continue to set up shop in London
London’s prime retail pitches are continuing to attract international retailers despite demanding some of the highest rents and occupancy costs in Europe.
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NewsL&G’s build-to-rent team ready to go
L G has completed the line-up of its dedicated in-house build-to-rent (BTR) team by recruiting Katie Davis-Maxwell from Countrywide.
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NewsFirst occupiers line up for Lincoln town centre scheme
The first three occupiers have signed up to a £70m retail scheme in Lincoln’s town centre.
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NewsGriffen signs sparkling pre-let with Amethyst
Griffen UK Property Investments has signed a 210,000 sq ft pre-let with third-party logistics provider Amethyst Group, at its 59-acre distribution park in Wellesbourne, Warwickshire.
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OnlineLife goes on for Scotland's commercial property, even after Brexit
Since the EU referendum, more than 250,000 instances of the word “Brexit” have appeared in the media. That was at the time of writing – by now, it’s likely to be much more.
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NewsRetail park sales show sub-market revival
Three retail parks with a combined price tag of more than £240m are being put up for sale in a sign of a revival in the sub-market.
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NewsTrio of deals in Edinburgh city centre
Edinburgh’s commercial property market is showing signs of life post Brexit vote, with a trio of deals in the city centre completing for a combined total of £22m.
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NewsGovernment's foreign investment push: huge expansion in RIO remit and resource
The government has expanded the remit of the Regeneration Investment Organisation (RIO) to include infrastructure and energy and given the body significant additional resources.
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NewsSalamanca buys Covent Garden office at £50m pre-Brexit price
South African merchant bank Salamanca Group has acquired an office block in London’s Covent Garden for around £50m - the same price it was on the market for before the Brexit vote.
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NewsPositive results from REITs bode well for regional property markets
Half-year results from Regional REIT and Real Estate Investors this week painted a positive picture of the state of the property market in the UK’s regions since the EU referendum.
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NewsLegacy of Sir Howard Bernstein ‘will be felt for years to come’
Sir Howard Bernstein’s influence on Manchester “will live on for decades”, said property experts this week following the announcement he will retire as chief executive of the city council next spring.
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OnlinePrime London resi prices to fall 9% in 2016 - Savills
Prime London residential prices will close 9% down this year, Savills has predicted, because of the uncertainty around Brexit and changes to stamp duty.
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OnlineNew head of Euro property for Pradera
Pradera has announced the appointment of Roberto Limetti to a new position of head of European Property.
