All Property Week articles in 30 June 2017 – Page 4
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Peabody and Family Mosaic complete £6bn merger
Housing associations Peabody and Family Mosaic have completed their £6bn merger, as well as announcing a strategic partnership with the Mayor of London to start up to 6,000 affordable homes by 2021.
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SDL Auctions adds rising star to co-ordinate partnership growth
SDL Auction Partners has appointed 25-year-old former Purplebricks and Countrywide manager Jazmin Stones to help build the firm’s collaborative partnerships across the UK.
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Addington signs up MasterChef contestant to Leeds restaurant
Former MasterChef contestant Elizabeth Cottam will open a new restaurant at Addington Capital’s Leeds scheme, 16-17 Kirkgate.
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Octopus Property launches new residential development finance product
Specialist finance provider Octopus Property has developed a new, lower priced development finance product as it continues to expand its residential development lending range.
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Investec funding helps Southwark resi plan come to Fruition
Investec Structured Property Finance has provided a loan to back the joint venture between Savills Prime London Residential Development Fund II and Fruition Properties to acquire a scheme in Southwark, with the intention to build 59 new homes.
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Fabritius acquires Norwegian warehouse for £49.4m
Bjorgen Property Investment Holdings has sold Onninen Distribution Warehouse in Oslo, Norway to Fabritius Gruppen for NOK 538m (£49.4m).
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Manchester top growth spot for out of town fashion retail
Manchester is the location with the greatest potential for an increase in out of town fashion retail space, according to new research by Savills.
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IVI UK takes space at Brewery Quarter
Assisted Reproduction group IVI UK is the latest signing to The Brewery Quarter in Cheltenham .
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Cogress opens office in Spain
Private equity firm Cogress has opened an office in Spain, citing increasing confidence in the country’s economy and job market.
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Dalata sells leasehold interest in Croydon Park Hotel
Dalata Hotel Group has sold Kasterlee UK, the company which holds the leasehold interest in the Croydon Park Hotel in south London.
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Top private equity investor calls for £17bn a year commercial property tax
Well-known private equity investor Luke Johnson has launched an attack on the commercial property industry – calling for a new tax that could raise £17bn a year from commercial landlords.
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Homesense to open in Aberdeen’s Union Square
Hammerson has announced that homeware retailer Homesense will open its first store in Aberdeen’s Union Square - the chain’s second in Scotland.
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CBRE Global Investors acquires €64.7m asset in Barcelona
CBRE Global Investors has acquired 6-8 Carrer de Fontanella, a prime mixed use office and retail asset in Barcelona for €64.7m (£57m) on behalf of a Korean client.
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Bains appointed MD of Chancerygate
Chancerygate, the industrial developer, has appointed Richard Bains as its new managing director.
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Derwent sells Copyright Building for £165m
Derwent London has sold its long leasehold interest in The Copyright Building in west London to Union Investment Real Estate for £165m.
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Inland and Europa sell Aylesbury joint venture for £22m
Inland Homes and Europa Capital have sold Aston Clinton, a greenfield site in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, for £22m.
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Long-term value metric found to reliably predict commercial property crashes
A group of leading industry figures have identified a measure of long-term value that has a strong track record of predicting property crashes.
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Urban Splash grows profits by £9m
Manchester-based developer Urban Splash has revealed a £9m growth in profits in its latest set of annual results, helped by an increase in development activity.
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Together announces exclusive partnership with SDL
SDL Auctions has launched an exclusive partnership with Together, which will span all of its auctions across the UK each year.
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‘English Riviera’ set for a revival after falling on hard times
It might be rich with natural beauty and popular with people who have fond memories of years gone by, but the ‘English Riviera’ has fallen on hard times.