All Property Week articles in 28 July 2017 – Page 6
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Insight
RSPB and resi: a walk on the wild side
Barratt is working with the RSPB in Aylesbury to build wildlife-friendly homes.
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News
Surrey County Council to snap up Malvern retail park
Surrey County Council is poised to acquire a large retail park in Worcestershire for £74m in the latest example of a major acquisition by a local authority.
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Prime central London land prices stabilise
Prices in the prime central London land market may have finally bottomed out, according to new research from Knight Frank.
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Pacific buys King's House on Hove seafront
Sir John Beckwith’s Pacific Investments has acquired the former Brighton Hove City Council offices for £26m.
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Lending boom fuels council property buys
The annual accounts of the Public Works Loan Board (PWLB) - the body financing councils’ acquisitions of commercial property - have shone a light on its lending activity.
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Councils are betting big on property. Will it pay off?
Not long ago, councils were doing no more than dipping their toes in real estate investment.
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Like it or not, Theresa May is not going anywhere – yet
As MPs dig out their buckets and spades, the rest of the country is breathing a sigh of relief. This has been a political year like no other.
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It's time to wake up to the impact of AI
Around 200 years ago, the industrial revolution heralded the era of steam-powered engines that transformed manufacturing. In turn, the advent of electricity in the late 1800s effectively disrupted the steam process, leading to the alteration of the factory layout and the creation of the production line.
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Property Week Digital Edition - 28 July 2017
RESI 2017 preview - Tom Bloxham interview - Wildlife-friendly homes - Scotland focus
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News
Paloma’s first fund raises £140m for industrial push
Paloma Capital, the fund manager co-founded by Joe Froud and Jack Pitman in 2015, has completed the final close of its first UK real estate private equity fund, raising a total of £140m of equity.
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The retail market is becoming increasingly polarised
The rapid evolution of technology continues to change the way we shop, and the implications for retail property are still yet to be fully understood.
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Industry hero and family scale peaks for cancer charity
You can’t keep a good man down. That is certainly the case for Juniper Real Estate principal Mike Ayton, who has developed a worthy habit of tackling challenging hikes for charity.
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RESI 2017: pioneering the BTR experience
The rise of the build-to-rent sector is an exciting development for the property industry. Property Week spoke to LIV Group to find out how BTR is at the heart of its integrated approach to property management.
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RESI 2017: for those about to rock...
Alongside the outstanding speaker line-up, opportunities to network and high-level debates on the key issues in the sector, PW’s annual RESI Conference is known for its entertainment.
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RESI 2017: don't take our word for it...
If you think RESI is not worth attending, think again. If you’ve not been to RESI in the past few years see these testimonials from visitors to last year’s event…
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RESI 2017: time to put our housing in order
Not been to RESI in the past few years? Don’t think you can justify the outlay or time out of the office? Worried you’re just going to see the same old faces? If you think RESI is not worth attending, think again.
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Trio of social housing IPOs shows appeal of long income
Triple Point Group revealed plans for a £200m initial public offering (IPO) of a social housing REIT last week - the third in a matter of months.
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News
Industry welcomes government's leasehold crackdown
The property industry has welcomed government proposals to ban new-build houses being sold as leaseholds.
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Regional lots command good prices at Allsop resi auction
Allsop’s fourth residential auction of the year raised £51.9m, falling short of the £55m raised at the equivalent sale last year.
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Professional
Regional cities need to market themselves better in order to attract investment
With London currently accounting for just over half of commercial property investment in Britain, cities across the north, the Midlands and Wales must step up efforts to attract a greater share of the private sector investment crucial for driving economic growth.