All Property Week articles in 24 June 2016 – Page 2
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Brexit uncertainty is hitting confidence
Following the Brexit vote, decisions being pushed back while any ripple effect is set to spread beyond London.
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Savills snaps up Chainbow
Savills has acquired 28-strong specialist residential property management business, Chainbow.
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Noé backs Techspace European expansion
Techspace, the tech company office space provider, is set to expand operations in the UK and is targeting locations across Europe, kicking off in Berlin.
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Sale of Friars Walk shopping centre in Wales falls through
The £100m-plus sale of the new Friars Walk shopping centre in Newport, Wales, to a Canadian property management firm has fallen through.
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Brexit: Five fund managers cut property fund prices
Henderson Global Investors, Standard Life Investments, Legal General, Aberdeen Asset Management and Kames Capital have all cut the price of their open-ended property funds for retail investors following last week’s vote for the UK to leave the EU.
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CBRE seeks to reassure investors after 17% share price drop
CBRE has sought to reassure investors following a sharp fall in the company’s share price sparked by the UK’s vote to leave the EU.
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Real estate shares jump as markets recover
Real estate stocks bounced back on Tuesday as financial markets started to recover from the shock of last week’s referendum result.
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CVA launched for Store Twenty One
A CVA has been launched for struggling budget fashion retailer Store Twenty One.
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Indoor climbing brand Rock Up to open at two more shopping centres
Indoor rock climbing brand Rock Up has revealed plans to expand into shopping centres in the midlands and the north.
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Intu signs frozen yoghurt chain Menchie’s European debut to Lakeside
Intu has signed up frozen yoghurt chain Menchie’s first European store at its Lakeside shopping centre.
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Thames Valley buys up West Ealing BHS site for mixed-use dev
Thames Valley Housing Association (TVH) has acquired the BHS site at 104 Broadway in West Ealing for a new retail and housing development.
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Ballymore appoint CBRE to sell Piccadilly Central scheme in Manchester
Ballymore has appointed CBRE to sell its landmark Piccadilly Central development in Manchester.
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TH Real Estate launch China Outlet Mall Fund
TH Real Estate has partnered with Gaw Capital to raise funds for its new China outlet mall strategy.
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Brexit: Sadiq Khan calls for more planning powers in City Hall
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has called for more housing and planning powers in the wake of the country’s Brexit vote.
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Future of 22 Bishopsgate uncertain after Brexit
Axa is reconsidering its planned 62-storey skyscraper at 22 Bishopsgate in the wake of Brexit, according to reports.
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UK retail investors abandon property funds
UK retail investors are pulling out of property and UK equity funds, and switching into global and Japanese equities, according to analysis by rplan, the online investment platform.
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Short term pain of Brexit could result in long term gain for real estate
The UK’s vote to leave the European Union will herald a period of uncertainty and increased volatility which will weigh on the UK economy over the next few quarters. This is likely to be a short term phenomenon and should not be interpreted as a structural weakness going forward.
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Picton NAV up as earnings leap 30%
Picton Property Income, the commercial property investment group, has reported a 12.7% leap in net asset value (NAV) to £417.1m in its annual results.
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Crown Estate becomes net seller as portfolio value hits £12bn
The value of The Crown Estate’s property empire has surged 9.7% to £12bn in a year that saw it significantly outperform the wider market and sell more than £600m of stock to take advantage of high prices.
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Real estate share rout continues with double digit falls
Real estate shares collapsed further on Monday with some of the biggest names in the industry suffering double digit declines.