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All Property Week articles in 28 September 2018 – Page 5
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OnlineWarrington Council buys Eddie Stobart HQ
Warrington Borough Council has completed the acquisition of haulage company Eddie Stobart’s headquarters from Ropemaker Properties for £26.1m.
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OnlineMoseley makes CBRE move to lead strategic advisory consultancy
CBRE has appointed experienced EY partner Jonathan Moseley to lead its strategic advisory consulting services.
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OnlineTritax funds Haydock logistics centre
Tritax Big Box REIT has struck a deal to forward fund a pre-let logistics sortation centre in Merseyside.
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OnlineAnnual figures at F&C outperform market
F C UK Real Estate Investments has produced a net asset value total return of 13.6% for the year to the end of June.
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NewsNW1 and Marchmont launch £100m fund
Venture will focus on small urban industrial assets worth £3m to £10m.
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NewsCapital & Regional teams up with Mall Solutions to offer pop-up space
Capital Regional has partnered with consultancy Mall Solutions Europe to offer flexible, low-cost space for pop-up stores in its shopping centres.
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News'Like' your top shed of the future
Property Week and Savills commissioned seven architects to each design a 500,000 sq ft fulfilment centre that is innovative, creative, forward-thinking and not constrained by the usual institutional standards.
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NewsSpin class: the true bodyguards
Bodyguard is over and, yes, I was one of those who texted the mobile number David Budd gave out to Chanel in the café. Worth a try, I thought. It was a fake (real) number.
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InsightChristian Ulbrich: JLL to become ‘tech firm focused on real estate’
Chief executive says traditional rivals are no longer the biggest threat in a candid Chatham House talk.
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NewsAprirose snaps up Edinburgh office building
Aprirose has bought an out-of-town office in Edinburgh in a deal worth £13.3m.
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InsightRetail loses out as investor appetite for logistics grows
The seismic impact online shopping has had on bricks-and-mortar real estate is highlighted in a new report by international law firm CMS, shared exclusively with Property Week.
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MarketsCombined forces: industrial and retail agency team-ups
Industrial and retail agency teams are increasingly working together in an effort to offer clients a better service.
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NewsNext slashes rents at 33 stores on renewal
Retailer cuts rent by 28% on 33 stores and looks to renegotiate on or close 25 more.
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NewsHansteen considers disposing of £100m portfolio
Hansteen is mulling the sale of a portfolio worth around £100m, weeks after a deal to sell the majority of its assets to Warehouse REIT fell out of bed.
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MarketsKeeping it steel: industrial building materials
As the price of steel rises, will warehouse developers and investors have to consider alternative building materials?
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InsightAre lease renewals the new rent reviews?
With retail tenants seeking ever-shorter leases – five years with a tenant’s break after year three is now common – rent reviews are happening less frequently.
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InsightMagnificent seven: sheds of the future
Property Week asked seven architecture practices to present their visions for the shed of the future. Here are the ideas they came up with…
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InsightThe shed of the future?
What will the shed of the future look like? Will it be partially – or even totally – underground? Will it take the form of a ‘shedscraper’ several storeys high? Or will it be long and thin, allowing landlords to slice and dice the space depending on occupier requirements?
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InsightOne thing is certain: there is more uncertainty to come
Look back at the economic commentary, predictions and analysis printed on these pages over the past 10 years and one of the recurring themes is that of uncertainty.
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InsightAre we really getting value for money from big transport projects?
London’s Crossrail project has been having some bad press recently. We now know the final outturn will be close to £1bn more than originally planned and the start date on the central section is delayed by nearly a year while they sort out signalling problems. This is a shame because ...
