All Property Week articles in 25 January 2019
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PHP shares fall
Primary Health Properties share price fell 1.71% on Thursday to 115.2p despite revealing a 10% rise in its portfolio value to £1.5bn.
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DTZi buys multi-let Birmingham retail scheme
DTZ Investors has acquired the Caxtongate II retail scheme in Birmingham from LaSalle IM for £12.45m.
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Rushbond teams with Gold and Amber for Leeds goods yard resi conversion
Investor Rushbond has teamed up with residential developer Gold and Amber and unveiled plans to deliver a resi-led scheme featuring more than 1,000 new homes, commercial, leisure and amenity space on the former Marsh Lane Goods Yard in Leeds city centre.
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Khan blocks Rockwell's Charlton Riverside plans
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has refused planning permission for Rockwell’s proposed redevelopment of Charlton Riverside.
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Greycoat secures planning consent for large mixed-use scheme in Midtown
Greycoat Real Estate has secured planning permission from the City of London to redevelop 1 Stonecutter Court and 81 Farringdon street.
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Record PRS investment in 2018
Institutional investment into the UK’s private rented sector (PRS) reached a record total of £3.1bn in 2018, up 33% year-on-year.
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Workspace sells Bow Office Exchange for resi conversion
Flexible office operator Workspace Group has exchanged on a deal to sell Bow Office Exchange to a residential developer for £11m.
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Invesco makes Portuguese debut
Invesco Real Estate has acquired a fully-occupied logistics park in north Lisbon, on behalf of one Bayerische Versorgungskammer (BVK) for its first logistics purchase in Portugal.
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Savills IM enters outlet centres with €300m double acquisition
Savills Investment Management has made its first acquisitions in the retail outlet centre market with a €300m (£262.3m) deal for two McArthurGlen designer outlet centres in France.
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Urban Exposure funds SevenCapital resi schemes
Urban Exposure has provided SevenCapital with £89.7m to fund two residential schemes in Birmingham and Bracknell.
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PHP reveals 10% rise in portfolio value
Primary Health Properties has reported a 10.3% rise in its portfolio value to £1.503bn for the year ending 31 December 2018.
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Schroder REIT increases debt facility by £20m
Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust has increased its credit facility with the Royal Bank of Scotland to £52.5m.
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Homes England funds £9m deal to build homes on rooftops
Homes England has agreed to a £9m funding deal with Apex Airspace Developments to build homes on top of the roofs of already existing properties, according to a statement from James Brokenshire at London First Building Summit this morning.
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Ex-Addison Lee duo set sights on property market
Two former chief executives of cab company Addison Lee plan to use the sale of the firm’s north London headquarters to kick-start their entry into the property market.
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Grosvenor faces rejection of £500m BTR scheme
Grosvenor Group is facing rejection of its £500m build-to-rent scheme in Bermondsey, London after planning officials in Southwark recommended it for refusal at a vote on February 6 th , citing concerns over affordability.
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AEW acquires asset in Hungary for close to £15.7m
AEW has acquired a retail-led asset in Budapest on behalf of the Europe City Retail Fund for close to £15.7m, marking the fund’s first acquisition in Hungary.
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Shaftesbury shares rise on Lee intervention
Shaftesbury’s share price rose 2.9% on Tuesday to 875p after major shareholder Samuel Tak Lee said he would vote against motions at the company’s AGM which would allow the board to raise more capital through share issues, and urged other shareholders to do the same.
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NAV remains flat at ReSI
Net asset value (NAV) at Residential Secure Income (ReSI) remained broadly flat during the final quarter of 2018.
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Property companies hit hardest in Q4 2018
The number of companies in significant financial distress in the UK property industry increased faster than in any other sector in the fourth quarter with almost 47,000 companies now in difficulty, according to a new report.
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