All Property Week articles in 27 April 2018 – Page 5
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OnlineU+I shares close up 5% after results
U+I shares closed up over 5% on Thursday after the group reported development and trading gains at the top end of its guidance and strong growth in NAV in full year results.
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OnlineImpact produces steady growth in first quarter
Impact Healthcare REIT has seen net asset value nudge up to £194.3m from £193.5m during the first quarter of 2018.
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OnlineUKCPT moves closer to REIT conversion following robust 2017
UK Commercial Property Trust (UKCPT) produced a 12.2% NAV return in 2017, but earnings per share dipped slightly to 3.42p, compared to 3.43p in 2016.
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NewsL&G launches affordable housing division
Legal General has created a new wholly-owned affordable housing provider which aims to deliver 3,000 homes per year within the next four years.
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NewsDelancey explores options for 60% db symmetry stake
Investor mulling bringing in partner to provide capital injection or selling its stake in industrial developer.
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NewsCass report: residential deals drive sharp rise in development lending
Cass UK property lending report for 2017 shows 13% year-on-year rise in development lending to £8.7bn.
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NewsBarnett Ross hopes to sell most expensive single auction lot ever at May sale
Barnett Ross is hoping to sell the most expensive single lot ever in the UK at its next auction in May.
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NewsAgent P: landing a whale
8:30am, Oceanic Room: Respect to Young Thruster. He’s landed a whale of a deal, a surprise. His dad was a spiv. Made a pile building up a chain of exhaust centres. We made his second pile selling them.
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NewsTristan markets Westside office campus in Hemel Hempstead for £63m
Tristan Capital Partners has put the Westside office campus in Hemel Hempstead up for sale, Property Week can reveal.
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InsightHoliday park market goes mainstream
Factors including fall in the value of sterling and the ‘staycation’ trend have allowed sector to thrive in recent years.
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InsightLabour promises much but could it ever deliver?
The fate of a couple of landmark deals is set to be decided next week when we head to the polls for the local elections.
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InsightWhy does property lag behind other sectors on R&D?
Trends in the built environment come and go; what will never change is the underpinning fabric of why the built environment exists in the first place. From the dawn of man right up to today, humans have sought – and will always seek – safe spaces in which to collaborate, ...
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MarketsUncertainty surrounds anti-money laundering regulations
Almost one year on from the new AML directive coming into force, how have auctioneers have interpreted the rules.
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ProfessionalResources, revaluation, red tape – just three of the challenges facing Andrew Hudson
Three industry experts outline their action points for the man tasked with improving the business rates regime.
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MarketsAuctions in focus - online auctions, MoD and AML
Lambert Smith Hampton has secured a contract to sell hundreds of Ministry of Defence properties via online auction.
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InsightThis is the year proptech comes of age
In my last column, I theorised that 2018 may be the year when proptech becomes mainstream, and tech 2.0 investments start bearing fruit. I referred to ‘deep’, data-driven technologies, and picked IA – intelligence augmentation – as the ‘one to watch’. With Q1 2018 well behind us, are there any ...
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InsightProperty Awards 2018: two property powerhouses
At this year’s Property Awards, not one but two industry legends were inducted into Property Week ’s Hall of Fame – including the first woman.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 27 April 2018
Property Awards winners gallery - Labour’s housing manifesto - Focus on auctions - New business rates review
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NewsCapitaLand to plough £2.5bn into UK BTR, hotels & serviced apartments
Singaporean real estate giant CapitaLand is looking to make its UK build-to-rent (BTR) debut and splash out up to £2.5bn on UK assets in the next five years, Property Week understands.
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NewsAndrews & Robertson raises £10m from 44 lots at auction
Andrews Robertson’s latest auction result fell short of its equivalent 2017 sale, despite a number of lots selling for above their guide prices.
