All Property Week articles in 24 February 2023 – Page 3
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NewsPocket Living secures £100m to deliver 1,500 homes strategy
Housing developer Pocket Living has secured multi-site funding of up to £100m as part of its wider commitment to deliver 1,500 homes over the next five years.
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NewsElanders signs for £4.6m Newcastle unit
Global supply chain, printing and packaging specialist Elanders has signed a 10-year lease for a speculatively built £4.6m industrial unit at Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate, near Newcastle upon Tyne.
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NewsGravity secures £30m in funding from Sculptor Real Estate
Active entertainment brand Gravity has secured up to £30m in funding from Sculptor Real Estate to deliver its growth plans.
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InsightDolphin Living’s Olivia Harris on the winter of discontent
Last month, roughly half a million workers went on strike, taking most train services in England offline and closing thousands of schools. This recent wave of economic uncertainty and subsequent workers’ action has reminded many of the ‘winter of discontent’, an infamously volatile period from 1978 to 1979.
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NewsNative Land gets green light for Bankside Yards office scheme in Southwark
The London Borough of Southwark has approved Native Land’s plans for a 110,000 sq ft sustainable office development at Bankside Yards.
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NewsBNP Paribas highlights urgent need to upgrade stock as new EPC rules loom
Up to 8% of inner London commercial stock could be unlawful for new lettings and unlawful to let from April 2023 because it does not meet Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), according to BNP Paribas Real Estate analysis of government data.
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VideosResidential real estate will recover quickest from a downturn, DWS tells PropCast
Jessica Hardman, head of European real estate portfolio management and UK real estate group at DWS, speaks to Montfort Real Estate’s Andrew Teacher about the asset manager’s confidence in UK living sectors as an investment class, reflects on lessons from the Great Financial Crisis, and adds nuance to the refurb ...
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NewsGetinge announces St Modwen Park Derby as new UK HQ
Swedish medical technology manufacturer Getinge has announced plans to establish a new UK headquarters at St Modwen Park Derby, alongside a Global Centre of Excellence of Chemistry.
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NewsHeriot-Watt University’s research hub seeks development partner
Heriot-Watt University has enlisted adviser JLL to find a development partner with strong ties to the knowledge and life sciences sector to expand its research park.
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NewsAvanton gets green light to redevelop Battersea logistics complex
Warehouse investor and developer Avanton has secured permission for a £30m GDV (gross development value) warehouse complex redevelopment in Battersea, south London.
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NewsUK investment property values down a further 0.7% January
UK investment property values fell a further 0.7% in January 2023, according to MSCI’s IPD UK Monthly Property Index.
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NewsNAV dips at Irish Residential Properties REIT but operations remain strong
Irish Residential Properties REIT (I-RES) has reported a 3.8% fall in net asset value (NAV) to €847.4m (£736.4m) in its annual results for the 2022 calendar year.
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InsightSentiment shifts in the I&L sector
Respondents to Property Week, Savills and Tritax Symmetry’s sixth Industrial and Logistics Census are generally more pessimistic than in previous years, but demand for decent, energy-efficient warehouse space remains strong.
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InsightPlanning a sustainable future
This week we learned who will shoulder the perhaps unenviable task of leading the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC). Architect Smith Mordak will take over from outgoing chief executive Julie Hirigoyen in June, at a time when the industry’s hunger for leadership in sustainability has never been more intense.
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InsightWhat’s ahead for the PBSA sector?
Earlier this month, Yardi and Property Week brought together a panel of purpose-built student accommodation experts to discuss the sector’s success in recent years, the impact that the cost-of-living crisis is having on students, how technology can enhance operations and what can be learned from the build-to-rent sector.
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OnlineProperty Week Digital Edition - 24 February 2023
Call to overhaul affordable homes model - London mayor’s call for new 30m-plus resi blocks to have second staircases raises fears about viability of schemes - Why offering employees access to the right flexible workspace can be crucial for companies looking to attract and retain the best staff
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NewsLondon second staircase rule may hit viability of resi towers
Industry figures fear rule that new 30 metre-plus blocks must have second staircase will slow housing delivery.
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ProfessionalQ&A: Five minutes with Julie Dacre Field, partner at law firm Gowling WLG
Julie Dacre Field, partner at law firm Gowling WLG, on how she got started in property, her top book and song recommendations, the superpower she wishes she had and the most ridiculous fact she knows
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NewsSkipping a rent crisis
Artist vows to live in a skip to make statement about unaffordable rents.
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NewsSpin class: start-up
Soph and I have been targeting start-ups and newish companies for new business, so it’s a surprise that our only approach so far this year has come from a sizeable European investment manager.
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