All Property Week articles in 25 October 2019 – Page 2
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OnlineReal estate executives expect to double employees in co-working
The real estate industry is expected to double the number of employees it has in co-working spaces from 12% to 24% in the next five years, according to a new report by Cushman Wakefield.
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OnlineMcKay acquires Rivergate office building for £15.5m
UK REIT McKay Securities has acquired Rivergate, a multi-let office building in Newbury Business Park, for £15.5m.
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OnlineMinister brands late delivery of student accommodation schemes as unacceptable
The minister for universities Chris Skidmore summoned representatives from the higher education sector and the property industry to a meeting this week in the wake of the late delivery of student accommodation schemes this year.
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OnlineTech hub to attract startups to Edinburgh Marina
A technology hub has been added to plans for the £500m Edinburgh Marina Development.
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OnlineCanary Wharf Group and Cisco set to trial OpenRoaming
Canary Wharf Group and Cisco have announced they will trial OpenRoaming – in its first ever commercial deployment.
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OnlineSimons Group placed into administration
Construction and development business Simons Group has been placed into administration after suffering ”unsustainable cashflow difficulties”.
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OnlineLinks of London’s administrators appoint GCW
Links of London’s administrators, Deloitte, have appointed GCW as property advisors for the retailer’s portfolio, Property Week understands.
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OnlineCushman & Wakefield announce new hire
Louise Rushmer has been appointed as account lead for the Cushman Wakefield corporate portfolio.
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OnlineCBRE appointed as Novartis International AG's property manager
Global pharmaceutical company Novartis International AG has appointed CBRE to deliver and manage its real estate services.
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Prologis acquires Liberty Property Trust in $12.6bn deal
Prologis is set to acquire rival Liberty Property Trust in a $12.6bn (£9.8bn) deal.
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OnlineMagnificent deal for City of London police station
Magnificent Hotel Investments has agreed to buy the former City of London police station at 37 Wood Street with a view to converting it into a hotel, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineLidl to open store at Thanet Way, Herne Bay
Lidl is to open at Thanet Way in Herne Bay after purchasing consented land from Simon Developments.
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Swiss Life launches pan-European fund out of London
Swiss Life Asset Managers has launched a new core/core-plus fund called the European Thematic Income Growth Fund.
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OnlineF45, Global Banking School and YourParkingSpace join the Republic
Real estate investment and development business Trilogy Real Estate and LaSalle Investment Management have secured three new lettings at Republic, the 600,000 sq ft office campus in east London.
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OnlineGerald Eve set to reveal record annual figures
Gerald Eve has achieved record revenue and profit in its latest set of annual results, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsAvison Young, WeWork top list of most successful CRE brands
The most popular commercial real estate brands have been ranked in a new report.
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OnlineCity of London backs Aviva Investor's One Liverpool Street scheme
Aviva Investors and Transport for London (TfL) plans for a mixed-use retail and office building opposite Liverpool Street station have been recommended for approval by the City of London.
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OnlineDTZ Investors submits plans for redevelopment of Printworks in Manchester
DTZ Investors has submitted plans for the refurbishment of The Printworks in Manchester, marking the first major investment in the scheme since it launched 20 years ago.
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NewsManchester office take-up enjoys strong third quarter
Office space take-up in Manchester is expected to be above average for 2019 although it won’t match last year’s record year, according to new research.
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OnlineGlenhawk announces new appointment
Glenhawk has appointed Daron Kularatnam as group treasurer.
