All Property Week articles in 28 August 2020 – Page 3
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OnlineHines expands capital markets team to boost services in Europe and Middle East
Hines has expanded its capital markets team with four senior appointments in order to broaden investor coverage and services in Europe and Middle East.
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OnlineStoneweg buys site for Dublin co-living scheme
International investment advisor and asset manager Stoneweg has bought seven buildings in Dublin for a 397-unit co-living scheme.
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OnlineBP plans sale of London headquarters amid office scale backs
BP is planning to sell its London headquarters at 1 St James’s Square as it looks to scale back its office footprint.
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OnlineTristan Capital Partners acquires £68m portfolio of UK logistics assets
Tristan Capital Partners has acquired a £68m portfolio of UK logistics assets from the Richardson family.
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OnlineFirst build-to-rent scheme in Gravesend, Kent given the go ahead
The first build-to-rent scheme in Gravesend, Kent, has been given the go ahead by Gravesham Borough Council.
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OnlineSEGRO appoints new director of group operations, Paul Dunne
SEGRO has appointed a new director of group operations, Paul Dunne, to oversee construction, development, and property management operations at the business.
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OnlineUp to $1bn of property assets expected to come to market over coming months, according to CBRE Ireland
Commercial property transactions in Ireland are anticipated to increase, with up to $1bn of assets expected to be brought to market over the coming months.
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OnlineJohn Spencer to replace Gareth Evans as BizSpace CEO
Gareth Evans has left BizSpace after almost 15 years as its chief executive, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineCardiff launches £45m housing fund
The Cardiff Capital Region City Deal (CCR) has launched a new £45m fund to deliver 2,800 new homes across the region’s ten local authority areas.
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OnlineDalata takes Covid-19 hit and taps investors in fundraising
Dalata Hotel Group swung to a loss during the first half of the year as the Covid-19 lockdown led to a record fall in occupancy at its Irish and UK properties.
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OnlineUrban Logistics REIT considers another fundraising to fuel major acquisition spree
Urban Logistics REIT is considering its second fund raising of the year to help fund a pipeline of potential acquisitions valued at £389m across 33 assets.
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OnlineTebb takes top job at OnTheMarket
OnTheMarket has appointed Jason Tebb as chief executive following the sacking of its founder Ian Springett almost six months ago.
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OnlinePropertyshe Perspectives: Bring on the spray paint, British Land and Equiem tenant app for Broadgate, the survival of London’s West End and podcast with Grainger CEO Helen Gordon
It is remarkable how effectively 200 cans of spray paint can reinvent an uninspiring shopping street.
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NewsGovernment campaign to bring workers back to the office
The government is launching a campaign in England to encourage people to return to the office.
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OnlineLeeds City College submits plans for new campus
Leeds City College has submitted plans for a new sports and education campus on Mabgate, near Leeds city centre.
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NewsGerald Eve given mandate to look after UCL’s property portfolio
UCL has selected Gerald Eve to oversee the university’s real estate portfolio following a tendering process. In addition to its main campus in Bloomsbury, UCL’s estate encompasses 270 properties totalling more than 1.4m sq ft.
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NewsJohn Lewis signs new lease with Sheffield City Council
John Lewis Partners has signed a new 20-year lease to 2040 with Sheffield City Council.
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NewsScale Space leases 100,000 sq ft at White City
Innovation hub provider Scale Space has leased 100,000 sq ft at its new 200,000 sq ft building on Imperial College London’s campus in White City, west London.
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OnlineGrowing appetite for regional offices boosts sales for BizSpace
BizSpace, the UK’s largest provider of regional flexible workspace, has reported a rise in demand and sales, citing an increasing appetite from companies looking to base their staff outside of city-centre locations.
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ProfessionalRemote working but remaining local
Now work is being shared between home and office locations, there will be an effect on the way we interact with people at each place and the hospitality venues around them.
