All Property Week articles in 25 April 2014 – Page 2
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Development Securities reports 5.2% NAV growth
Development Securities reported a 5.2% rise in its net asset value in its preliminary results for the year to 28 February.
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Prologis to be first developer at London Gateway
Prologis is to be the first developer to be brought in at London Gateway, the giant logistics project in Essex.
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Agents picked on Paradise Circus
Agents have been appointed to market Paradise Circus in Birmingham.
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Doughty Hanson value add real estate business finds new home
Doughty Hanson’s value add real estate team is leaving the business, Property Week can reveal.
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Welbeck Land launches second strategic land push
Welbeck Land has set up its second investment partnership focusing on strategic land in the residential sector, with the backing of Aberdeen Asset Management and LaSalle Investment Management.
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GVA: 'The big nine' - Quarterly review of the regional office occupier markets
GVA reports a positive start to the year building upon a very strong 2013 for the regional office markets, with particularly strong activity in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Manchester city centres and out-of-town around Cardiff, Glasgow and Bristol.
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GVA: Central London office analysis Q1 2014
Another active quarter across central London saw 2.7 million sq ft transact, the second busiest quarter of take-up since 2010, with an additional 3 million sq ft under offer as of the end of the quarter, GVA reports.
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Tishman Speyer signs deal for 33 Holborn
Tishman Speyer has completed its deal to acquire Sainsbury’s 328,000 sq ft headquarters at 33 Holborn.
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MoD seeks Ashchurch development manager
The Ministry of Defence is seeking a development manager for the redevelopment of MoD Ashchurch in Gloucestershire.
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GVA: Retail update
GVA’s retail team outlines solutions as the retail market continues to be challenging with footfall down over the important Easter trading period this year, and as it remains fundamental for retailers to implement robust and innovative portfolio solutions to respond to operational pressures.
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GVA: Scottish town centres report
The retail sector in Scotland, in line with national trends, is expected to see small improvements during 2014, although growth will remain weak over the short term, according to a new GVA report.
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Aylesbury Estate regeneration signed
Notting Hill Housing and Southwark Council have signed an agreement for the regeneration of the Aylesbury Estate in Southwark, London.
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£250m stake in prime Mayfair estate up for grabs
The Church of England is selling its 64% stake in Mayfair’s Pollen Estate, which is expected to fetch more than £250m.
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New funding model agreed for £850m Edinburgh development
TIAA Henderson Real Estate has agreed a deal with the City of Edinburgh Council and the Scottish government to kickstart an £850m development in Scotland’s capital.
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M&G Real Estate sign occupier for Bracknell office
Retail IT company Wincor Nixdorf has agreed to let 21,125 sq ft at M G Real Estate’s One Bracknell Boulevard office.
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Valad acquires £7m St Helens retail asset
Valad Europe has acquired a 68,351 sq ft retail warehouse and restaurant for £7m at Chalon Way West, St Helens.
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New funding model agreed for £850m Edinburgh development
TIAA Henderson Real Estate has agreed a deal with the City of Edinburgh Council and the Scottish government to kickstart an £850m development in Scotland’s capital.
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Chelsea Island site under offer for £60m
Hadley Property Group is under offer to buy the Chelsea Island site next to Hutchison Whampoa’s Lots Road power station scheme.
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Burt's Bees buzzes into Seven Dials
Cosmetics company Burt’s Bees has chosen Shaftesbury’s Seven Dials in London for its first pop-up store in the UK.
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Grosvenor calls top of London luxury residential market
The Duke of Westminster’s property company, Grosvenor Group has reduced its exposure to the high-end residential market in London due to concerns the market is overheated.