All Property Week articles in 29 May 2020 – Page 4
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IPUT upsizes €300m Wells Fargo credit facility with added green focus
Irish office and logistics giant IPUT Real Estate has announced an upsized revolving credit facility of €300m (£270m) with Wells Fargo.
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Safestay reports revenue increase of 26% for 2019
Hostel operator Safestay saw its revenue jump by 26% last year, but recorded a loss before tax of £0.6m.
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More help is needed if the hospitality sector is to recover
Hooray! Hospitality will be reopening in July. The nation can rejoice.
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Get Living gets living
Chief executive Rick de Blaby talks to Property Week about its upcoming projects, the importance of ‘neighbourhood living’ and the impact of Covid-19 and changing residential demographics on its business.
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Rates liability may be mitigated during crisis
A legal exemption suggests that premises cannot be beneficially occupied.
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Staff safety and wellbeing top concerns for future workplace
Employers are transforming their offices to maximise advantages for every asset, including their people.
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Village stores come into their own during pandemic
Small convenience shops are experiencing a dramatic surge in footfall as the Covid-19 lockdown encourages people to shop locally.
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Spin class: long live the office
Following our appointment by Divoc, a start-up flex-space company using the strapline ‘turning office space on its head’, I’m now an expert on office space.
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View from the top: Steven Skinner, CEO of HB Reavis
HB Reavis’s CEO reveals to Property Week how the Covid-19 crisis has affected its developments, what he believes offices will look like post-lockdown and why sustainability is now more important than ever
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NAO forced to buy data on local councils’ real estate investments
Members of a public accounts committee have slammed the government for not knowing how much money local authorities had borrowed to make real estate investments.
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Employers balance return to work with staff safeguarding
What are the legal rights of staff in the workplace and how can employers best respond to their needs?
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Knight Frank poised to trial online residential auction
The agency group’s residential head Tim Hyatt spearheads a move into online auctions with a trial sale planned for July.
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Anyone for a con-fur-ence call?
Colliers recently hosted a pet video chat to mark Mental Health Awareness Week
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Pluto Finance announces new funding scheme for PRS landlords
Specialist lender Pluto Finance has launched a new lending product for professional landlords in the UK’s private rental sector.
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Property Week Digital Edition – 29 May 2020
Get Living CEO Rick de Blaby explains how the concept of neighbourhood living has been key to the BTR specialist’s success – Steven Skinner, UK head of HB Reavis, on how the developer is ploughing ahead with schemes and maintaining its sustainability principles – Ex-Get Living head Neil Young on ...
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This week in… 2008
The developer formerly known as Lend Lease and the Olympic Delivery Authority announced that construction work had started on the London 2012 Athletes’ Village in east London.
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Stock market summary: 28 May
A mixed day for property stocks, with a near 7% share price leap for intu.
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Debenhams secures reopening deal with landlords
Department store chain Debenhams has negotiated a deal with landlords that will allow it to reopen most of its stores on 15 June.
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Retail landlord survey suggests data-driven future
Almost 80% of UK retail property owners believe that the Covid-19 pandemic will bring permanent changes to how retail property is leased and the terms on which it is occupied.
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Labtech announces plans for Camden Market reopening
LabTech has unveiled plans to reopen Camden Market on 1 June, with an estimated 80% of food and beverage businesses expected to start trading again.