All Property Week articles in 29 November 2019
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GL Hearn forum: making the case for business rates change
Ahead of the General Election, GL Hearn brought together a panel of experts to discuss the key problems with the business rates system and the short- and long-term reforms they would like to see implemented
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Cockburn made new head of Schroder Real Estate Capital Partners
Schroders has appointed Sarah Cockburn as head of its Real Estate Capital Partners.
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Credit Suisse, Chancerygate and Hines buy Bracknell site in JV
Credit Suisse Asset Management Global Real Estate, Chancerygate and Hines have teamed up in a joint venture to buy a 23-acre site in Bracknell, Berkshire.
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Oxford Science Park gets planning permission for Plot 16 expansion
Oxford City Council East has approved plans to develop two office buildings totalling 168,000 sq ft at Plot 16.
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Court Collaboration’s resi tower gets green light
Court Collaboration’s One Eastside Scheme has been given the green light by Birmingham City council.
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Revo appoints Philip Bier as new vice president
Revo has hired Philip Bier, the entrepreneur responsible for bringing Copenhagen’s Tiger to the UK, as its new vice president.
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Resolution Property leases 4,000 sq ft to axe throwing company
Resolution Property has leased 4,000 sq ft to axe throwing company Whistle Punks at its Programme building in Bristol.
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Landbay exits retail market to focus on institutional investment
Buy-to-let mortgage lender Landbay has exited the retail funding market in order to focus on institutional investment.
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Grainger funds Cardiff PRS scheme for £57m
Granger has announced that it will fund a 307-home PRS development at Capital Quarter in Cardiff.
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St Modwen warns potential legal claim will hit NAV
St Modwen has warned that its net asset value will be hit by a potential legal claim against the company related to a legacy development that was sold 15 years ago.
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Moody's gives predictions for CMBS in 2020
The threat of recession across many Western European countries is preventing loan-to-value ratios (LTVs) on new commercial-backed mortgage securities (CMBS) deals from reaching 2006-7 levels, according to Moody’s.
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Clintons’ stores safe after owners buy back retailer in pre-pack admin deal
The Weiss family has bought greeting cards retailer Clintons out of administration in a move that will see all its 334 stores in the UK continue to trade.
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M&G suspends trading in property fund
M G has suspended trading in its M G Property Portfolio fund in the face of “unusually high outflows”.
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British Property Federation launches Accelerated Planning Manifesto
The British Property Federation (BPF) is calling on the government to increase resources devoted to planning at the local level in its new Accelerated Planning Manifesto.
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Moda Living gets green light for final Springside phase
Moda Living has been given the green light for the final phase of its Springside build-to-rent development in Edinburgh.
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Grosvenor Group signs on to net-zero carbon commitment
London’s Grosvenor Group has signed a pledge to slash carbon emissions from their buildings to net zero.
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Genting sells freehold of Old Park Lane building for £70m
The freehold interest in the COMO Metropolitan hotel on London’s Park Lane has been bought by DTZ Investors for over £70m.
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Gerald Eve strengthens Midlands team
Gerald Eve has made three new appointments to its lease consultancy team in its Birmingham office.
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Debenhams in Romford sold for £12m
The Debenhams at 54-72 Market Place in Romford has been sold for £12m.
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Regeneration of 8 Albert Embankment gets the green light
Lambeth Council’s planning applications committee has approved a new mixed-use scheme at 8 Albert Embankment in London.