All Property Week articles in 3 November 2017 – Page 2
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Paradise Papers shine light on Blackstone's property deals
The Paradise Papers have shone a light on the structures used by US private equity giant Blackstone to lower its tax bill for the acquisition and operations of two properties in Glasgow and London.
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UK industrial property remains top performer in capital value growth
Cross sector UK commercial property capital values increased by 0.4% in October, boosted by a strong performance from industrials, data from CBRE shows.
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Property heavyweights back diversity recruitment system
Savills, British Land and JLL have signed up to a diversity recruitment system to attract graduates and apprentices from disadvantaged backgrounds into the property sector.
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CapCo confirms new masterplan for Earls Court
Capital Counties (CapCo) has confirmed it is working on a new masterplan for Earls Court that would result in the local council taking control of the two housing estates at the heart of the scheme.
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London top city for Middle East investment
London received US$1.68bn of Middle Eastern investment in the 12-month period to quarter two this year, the highest amount of any city globally.
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FTSE falls as house prices rise
The FTSE 100 failed to achieve a hat trick of record highs on Tuesday as it dropped down 0.65% to 7,513.11.
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REI posts strong rise in rent roll
Real Estate Investors (REI), the Birmingham based property group, has posted a 10.6% rise in contracted rent to £16.5m in its latest trading update to the market.
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House sales stall at Persimmon
Persimmon saw sales stall during the third quarter of the year, the UK’s second largest housebuilder has revealed in its latest update to the market.
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Hibernia appoints founder to the board
Hibernia REIT has appointed Frank Kenny as a non-executive director.
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Schroder REIT posts 10% rise in EPRA earnings for half year
Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust has posted a 10.3% increase in EPRA earnings to £7.5m for the six months to 30 September.
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Impact Healthcare hits fundraising target
Impact Healthcare REIT has raised £32.6m from an oversubscribed placing, which closed yesterday, hitting the fundraising target set last month.
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Workspace produces strong first half
Workspace Group has posted a 21% rise in rental income and a 25% leap in profit in its half year results.
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Residents claim victory as CapCo revises Earls Court plans
Residents at Capital Counties’ (CapCo) controversial Earls Court development site are claiming victory over the developer today as the local council moved to retake control of the two housing estates at the heart of the scheme, Property Week can reveal.
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Ocubis puts 36-46 Albert Embankment on the market
Property developer and manager Ocubis has instructed agents to market 36-46 Albert Embankment, a prime 0.45 acre freehold site facing the Thames, for £50m.
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Cushman & Wakefield deals out 100 promotions in EMEA division
Cushman Wakefield has made 100 promotions at senior manager level in its EMEA business, across a range of markets, skill lines and functions.
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M&G funds £67m BTR scheme in Wembley
M G Real Estate has invested £67m in a build-to-rent scheme in Wembley which will be developed by Sunbel Development, Property Week can reveal.
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Commercial real estate faces 50% chance of plummeting values
The commercial real estate sector has a 50-50 chance of a major collapse in values over the next five years, according to a new metric being launched by the Property Industry Alliance (PIA).
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Hugo Boss lands at Westquay for Southampton debut
Upmarket fashion retailer Hugo Boss has signed up to Hammerson’s Westquay to open its first store in Southampton.
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Dalata announces first Clayton Hotel in Scotland
Dalata Hotel Group has signed an agreement to lease a new Clayton Hotel to be built in Glasgow with Artisan St. Enoch Quarter, a subsidiary of Artisan Real Estate Investors.
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FTSE 100 hits second record high in a row
The FTSE 100 nudged up to a new high on Monday, the second record close in a row.