All Property Week articles in 28 July 2017 – Page 5
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Starter Homes scheme approved in Lancashire
Galliford Try Partnerships has been given the green light for a Starter Homes Initiative development in South Ribble, Lancashire.
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Savills set to acquire Spanish consultancy for €67m
Savills has announced the proposed acquisition of Spanish real estate advisory business Aguirre Newman for up to €67m (£60m).
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HMRC inks 104,220 sq ft pre-let in Belfast
HMRC has agreed a deal to take 104,220 sq ft of office space at Orby Investment’s Erskine House on Chichester Street in Belfast.
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Russell & Bromley picks up fourth Oxford Street store
British footwear retailer Russell Bromley has snapped up a site for its fourth Oxford Street store, concluding its long search for a pitch on the street’s up-and-coming eastern end.
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Hackney Council signs new bar and market in London Fields
Hackney Council has signed up Barworks to create a new bar, restaurant and ‘mini-market’ at Keltan House in London Fields.
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Allianz finances Dublin's Liffey Valley shopping centre
Allianz Real Estate has closed the financing for the Dublin-based Liffey Valley Shopping Centre to the sum of €290m.
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Lodders load up in property litigation team
Midlands law firm Lodders has boosted its property litigation expertise with the appointment of a new senior associate in its dispute resolution team.
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MoJ seeks expressions of interest for Holloway Prison
The Ministry of Justice has fired the starting gun on the controversial sale of its 10-acre Holloway Prison residential redevelopment.
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Multi-billion London Resort gears up for DCO submission
The developer behind the multi-billion pound London Resort theme park in north Kent is gearing up to submit its long awaited Development Consent Order.
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Intu shares plunge 5% after results
Intu shares fell 5.14% on Thursday after the shopping centre owner reported a drop in like-for-like rental income and footfall.
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NAV rises at UKCPT
UK Commercial Property Trust (UKCPT) has posted a 1.7% rise in its net asset value (NAV) per share for the three months to 30 June.
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Workspace secures £200m private placement
Workspace Group has priced a £200m private placement comprised of £80m eight-year notes and £120m 10-year notes.
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All kicking off: Blayze Group Property 5-A-Side
An expanded field of the finest 25 teams across the property sector took to a sunny Shoreditch Powerleague arena to contest a bigger and better second annual Blayze Group Property Five-A-Side tournament.
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UK-based investors shun domestic market for Europe
New data has revealed the extent to which the biggest UK-based investors have put the brakes on UK investment while continuing to invest heavily in continental Europe since the EU referendum.
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Refurbished office rents close in on new-build prices in Edinburgh
A severe shortage of new office development in Edinburgh has led to a rise in refurbished office rents, which Savills expects to hit £32.50/sq ft by the end of Q3 2017. If that happens, it would close the gap between refurbished and new-build rents to the lowest level on record ...
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Big interview: the entrepreneur building on Edinburgh’s glorious history
Being a developer in a historic city is never easy. When that city is Edinburgh, where the planning system has a reputation for being particularly laborious, things are even tougher - especially when you have an interest in complex, listed assets.
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Scottish universities look to upgrade in bid to attract students
At a time when property investment in Scotland appears to have slowed, one sector is speeding up its rate of activity: the university sector.
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Inverness shopping centre upgrade attracts top restaurant operators
As the main shopping centre in Scotland’s northernmost major city Inverness, Scoop Asset Management’s Eastgate Shopping Centre serves customers from a catchment area roughly the size of Belgium.
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Retailer consolidation set to transform warehousing
Shares in British supermarkets plunged last month when Amazon announced it was buying high-end grocer Whole Foods Market for £10.7bn, sending a shockwave through the grocery sector.
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Listed sector bounces back as specialist strategies pay off
“Perhaps the surprise of 2017 will be the outperformance of the UK-quoted real estate sector against the wider equity markets” was the closing sentence in my January column.