All Property Week articles in 26 April 2019 – Page 5
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Professional
People Moves: CBRE, LCP, JLL and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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Online
Ivanhoé Cambridge acquires four logistics sites
Ivanhoé Cambridge has acquired four UK logistics development projects via its partnership with PLP.
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Professional
Czech investor Radovan Vitek subject to racketeering charge
The billionaire property investor’s UK portfolio could be under threat after $3bn charge filed in New York
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Online
Clearbell lets 19,600 sq ft at Pacific House
Clearbell Property Partners has let 19,600 sq ft at Pacific House, Reading, to Select Car Leasing.
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News
Auction House London unveils 138-lot catalogue for May sale
A three-floor Tudor house adjacent to Hampton Court Palace is one of the star lots in Auction House London’s May sale catalogue.
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News
Two weeks left to get Industrial & Logistics Conference tickets
There are just two weeks left to secure your place at Property Week’s Industrial Logistics Conference Showcase.
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Insight
How Oxford Street lost its allure
CVAs, Brexit and delays to Crossrail have cast a long shadow over London’s premier shopping destination. Richard Williams asks what the future holds
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Online
CMA blocks Sainsbury’s-Asda merger
The UK’s competition watchdog has blocked the planned merger of Sainsbury’s and Asda, warning that it would lessen competition and lead to higher prices.
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Online
Galliford Try selected for first phase of £6bn Meridian Water scheme
Galliford Try has been selected to deliver the first 725 homes at Enfield Council’s £6bn Meridian Water scheme.
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Online
RDI eyes German exit as part of new strategic plan
RDI REIT has pledged to take “decisive action” to reduce leverage, reduce its retail exposure and be more focused in its capital allocation after seeing its EPRA NAV per share fall 4.4% to 204.4p in the six months to the end of February.
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Online
Lok’nStore agrees new debt facility
Lok’nStore has agreed a new £75m five-year debt facility with Lloyds Bank and The Royal Bank of Scotland.
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Insight
Should new genuflect to the old?
There are different sorts of fire and different sorts of response. Wartime destruction often triggers a desire to rebuild what has been lost (Hamburg, Warsaw); terrorist destruction can inspire a defiant new response (Ground Zero). Accidental fire is rather different, as the tragic destruction of significant parts of Notre-Dame is ...
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Insight
Collaboration key to future of retail
One of the biggest challenges facing retailers in these uncertain times is meeting the changing demands of consumers.
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Markets
Redemption’s plan to clean up
Vegan restaurant and alcohol-free bar chain taps clean-living trend.
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Insight
‘Cinderella moment’ for industry
The real estate market has had its ‘Cinderella moment’. Midnight has struck, exposing the REIT ‘pumpkin eaters’ left holding unsaleable assets at high valuations. Retail values cracked but REITs portrayed this as a one-off.
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Insight
Cautious welcome for the government's rental plans
The UK desperately needs two things: more homes and a better rental sector. The government’s proposal to abolish section 21 could support this, but only if the court process is strengthened and expedited.
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News
M&G & Crest capitalise on BTR opportunities
M&G and Crest’s latest scheme is their fifth of 100-plus units, with more planned
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Online
RICS Commercial Survey highlights Brexit's market impact
Brexit continued to handicap the UK commercial property market in the first quarter of this year, with overseas investment demand in decline and more businesses expecting to see firms relocating because of it.
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News
Tristan secures site for tallest office tower in Birmingham
Company’s EPISO 4 fund acquires city centre site at 103 Colmore Row for 26-storey office development
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News
Resi developer bags former Matalan in Stevenage
A former Matalan store in Stevenage has been snapped up by a housing developer for a 500-home scheme.