All Property Week articles in 25 June 2021 – Page 3
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NewsAllsop buyers undeterred by end of the stamp duty holiday
Buyers at Allsop’s latest residential auction were unfazed by the imminent end to the stamp duty holiday on 30 June, according to Richard Adamson, partner and residential auctioneer at Allsop.
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NewsStonebond Properties acquires Bedfordshire site for £54m scheme
Stonebond Properties has bought a 9.8-acre site in Bedfordshire with plans to build a residential scheme with a gross development value of £54m.
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OnlineChancerygate and Hines to forward sell 608,000 sq ft portfolio
A joint venture between property developer Chancerygate and real estate investment firm Hines forward sold a 608,000 sq ft, five-asset portfolio.
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OnlineBarratt poaches Countryside’s CFO
Barratt Developments has poached Countryside Properties’ Mike Scott to become its chief financial officer.
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OnlineMaudsley joins Federated Hermes Property Unit Trust
Federated Hermes has appointed Charles Maudsley to the Federated Hermes Property Unit Trust (FHPUT) committee.
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OnlineUnlocking cash, driving forward or helping your business through the pandemic; is the refinancing route right for you?
For commercial property owners nationwide, the pandemic and its fallout has had many repercussions. For some, it has resulted in the need or desire to raise funds by refinancing and securing loans against existing properties to free up cash, with various reasons for doing so.
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OnlineRepurposing the high street
The demise of Debenhams has ripped a crater-sized hole in the heart of the UK’s high streets, bringing back memories of the fall of BHS and Woolworths.
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NewsCapital & Centric adds five new hires
Developer Capital Centric has made five new hires following the firm’s recent expansion into Greater Manchester.
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NewsNarau app launches as ‘Airbnb’ for workspaces
UK tech start-up Narau has launched a new app called Narau for people to find flexible office space nearer to home.
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OnlineWeWork unveils ‘We’re Here’ back to office campaign
Flexible workspace provider WeWork has launched a new London campaign highlighting its roadmap back into the office.
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OnlineCouncil partnerships are where developers can create social value, says Bruntwood chief
Collaboration between developers and local authorities is key to regenerating regional towns and cities, according to Bruntwood’s chief executive Chris Oglesby.
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OnlineKensington apartment block goes on market for £50m
Kensington freehold apartment block Allen House has gone up for sale for £50m.
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OnlineAEW buys Birmingham leisure scheme
AEW UK Core Property Fund (AEW) has paid £25.1m for the Fiveways Entertainment Centre in Birmingham
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OnlineFirst Base lands first lettings at £120m Edward Street Quarter scheme
Mixed use developer First Base is set to agree the first lettings at its £120m Edward Street Quarter development in Brighton, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineLuggage retailer bags first London store
Troubadour Goods has signed up to take its debut store in London’s West End.
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OnlineFortwell Capital launches €300m push into Ireland
Fortwell Capital has launched a €300m (£257m) push into Ireland with a €21m construction loan to Red Rock Developments.
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OnlineImpact agrees new credit with NatWest
Impact Healthcare REIT has signed a new £26m revolving credit facility with NatWest.
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NewsEdyn dives into serviced accommodation with Cove launch
Hospitality operator edyn has launched a serviced accommodation brand called Cove, opening its first scheme in Liverpool, Property Week can reveal.
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VideosProperty Week Editor’s lunch - teaser trailer
Teaser trailer for last week’s Property Week Editor’s lunch.
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OnlinePropertyshe Perspectives: Emerging from lockdown with the Property Week Editor’s lunch, the importance of networking, La Samaritaine department store reopens, remembering the late Geoffrey Wilson
This week was something of a landmark as I attended my first real estate event, following a drought of some 15 months.
