All Property Week articles in 29 April 2022 – Page 3
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OnlineLandsec to fund The Liberty of Southwark
Landsec has been selected as funding partner for the Liberty of Southwark, a mixed-use development in south London.
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OnlineGovernment partnership launches project to improve home energy ratings
The Building Research Establishment has launched a project to better measure the energy performance of UK homes, in collaboration with the department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
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OnlineKnow (& satisfy) your tenants
Know your tenants it’s a statement that landlords or asset managers hear multiple times. But how do you really understand your tenants? What is going to make them excellent tenants, stay for longer and pay rent on time?
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NewsAgents appointed on Manchester office scheme
Edwards & Co and Savills have been appointed joint letting agents to market the last remaining floor at Queens House on Lincoln Square in Manchester.
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NewsProperty podcast: Outgoing BOXPARK boss says retail is the cornerstone of healthy communities
After more than a decade at the helm of BOXPARK, a company that has enjoyed unparalleled success in demonstrating the power of experiential retail, Roger Wade announced this week that he is stepping down as CEO.
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OnlineR&F loses £187m on sale of stake in Nine Elms scheme
Chinese developer R&F Properties has sold its 50% stake in the Thames City scheme at Nine Elms in London to its joint venture partner CC Land Holdings for almost £270m, incurring a £187m loss.
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NewsCBRE appoints Wickham to lead occupier ESG team
CBRE has appointed Allan Wickham as head of occupier in its ESG consultancy team.
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OnlineOxford Properties and Reef to develop London Bridge life sciences hub
Guy’s & St Thomas’ Foundation has selected investor/developer Oxford Properties and Reef Group to develop Snowsfields Quarter, a life sciences hub in London Bridge.
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OnlineUnderused Whitehall offices may be sold, Rees-Mogg warns
Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg has said that government office property in London will be sold if civil servants do not use the space.
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NewsKomo opens at Woking’s Victoria Place
A Woking shopping outlet has signed a lease with exclusive cocktail bar Komo, which will take space at Victoria Place, formerly named Woking Shopping Centre
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NewsMartin’s Properties appoints Hanover Green Retail to King’s Road parade in Chelsea
Martin’s Properties has appointed Hanover Green Retail as joint agent with Savills to find retail and restaurant operators for its 33 King’s Road building in Chelsea, London SW6.
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NewsAvant Homes acquires land for 192-home Leeds scheme
Avant Homes has acquired a 17-acre parcel of land to deliver 192 new-build homes as part of the first phase of the Skelton Gate regeneration scheme near Leeds.
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NewsStature London relocates to Victoria office
Property development consultant Stature London has relocated to new central London offices near Victoria Station.
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NewsLinnane returns to JLL
JLL has welcomed Mike Linnane back to its building consultancy team in Leeds.
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NewsBuilding Safety Bill gains Royal Assent
After months of debate and amendments, the Building Safety Bill became law today - although many of the new Act’s provisions are not expected to come into force for at least another year.
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OnlineIndustrials REIT has record quarter for deal volumes
Industrials REIT has revealed a 90% leap in the value of new leases during the first three month of the year.
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InsightSale-and-leasebacks hit logistics limelight
As we slowly enter into a post-pandemic world, we observe a logistics sector that has fundamentally transformed.
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InsightLet the good times roll on a little longer
During my first stint at Property Week in the early 2000s I was given the sheds patch.
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NewsGoodbye and good luck!
Is the great return to the office finally back on? With Jacob Rees-Mogg on the war path, it probably is for civil servants, but what about everyone else?
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InsightNFTs could revolutionise real estate
As digital technology continues to advance, Firethorn Trust recognises the need to move towards digitising the built world through a process that could be transformative for the way we interact with physical real estate.
