All Property Week articles in 30 October 2020 – Page 2
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The Carlyle Group acquires later living developer Beechcroft
Global investment firm The Carlyle Group has acquired Beechcroft, a UK developer specialising in for-sale senior housing, from Alchemy Partners.
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LionRock takes majority stake in Clarks
British footwear retailer Clarks has secured £100m of investment from Hong Kong-based private equity giant LionRock Capital.
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Lee Baron appoints operations director
Specialist property manager Lee Baron has appointed Cathy Emmott as operations director within its property management division.
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Blackbrook Capital acquires Sainsbury’s Glasgow logistics facility
Blackbrook Capital, a European independent real estate investment firm, has purchased a cross-dock logistics facility in the Glasgow City region in Scotland let to Sainsbury’s.
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Planning granted for 2m sq ft at Symmetry Park Rugby
Tritax Symmetry, the logistics development arm of Tritax Big Box, has received outline planning approval for up to 2m sq ft of logistics space at Symmetry Park Rugby.
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Essensys appoints chief executive for North America
Essensys, a global provider of software to flexible workspaces, has hired Jeremy Bernard as chief executive of its North American business.
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Ashdown Phillips joins sustainability pledge
Portfolio manager Ashdown Phillips has joined real estate stakeholders in making a sustainability pledge to reduce its environmental impact.
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Footfall improving on eve of lockdown
Footfall figures show that shopper numbers continued to improve for the fifth successive month in October, according to Ipsos Retail Performance which collects data from over 600 towns and cities across the UK.
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Hondo’s Brixton office tower receives narrow approval
Hondo Enterprises has won planning approval for a hotly contested 20-storey mixed-use building in Brixton from Lambeth Council.
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Franklin Templeton acquires five new assets for social infrastructure fund
Franklin Templeton has acquired five new assets for its social infrastructure fund (FTSIF).
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BP close to selling its £250m London HQ
Oil and gas firm BP is close to selling its global headquarters in London for £250m, according to The Financial Times .
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World Green Building Council launches health and wellbeing framework
The World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) has launched a health and wellbeing framework.
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Stenprop appoints two new board members
Multi-let industrial property firm Stenprop has appointed two new non-executive directors to its board.
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Landbay launch two new products with market leading rates
Landbay has launched two buy-to-let products, with rates among the most competitive in the market.
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Kent becoming hot spot for logistics says new report
Kent is fast becoming a hot spot for industrial logistics and distribution companies with more than 5.45m sq ft of major schemes under construction or consented, according to the newly published 2020 Kent Property Market Report.
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St Modwen and Crabhill Developments sell 10-acres of resi land for £17m
St Modwen and Crabhill Developments have sold a 10-acre residential parcel of land in Wantage, Oxfordshire for £17m to housebuilder Taylor Wimpey.
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The Lexicon bags two more tenants
The Lexicon shopping centre in Bracknell has signed The Real Greek and Crew Clothing as tenants.
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Harnessing data to build better resi brands
Having a better grasp of data in residential offers a multitude of benefits to customers, operators and investors. Moda Living and Utopi sat down to discuss the benefits they have already reaped from their own partnership.
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Greater London Authority to move from City Hall
The Greater London Authority (GLA) will move from City Hall to a new headquarters in east London.
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IWG tells of optimism despite Q3 revenue drop
Flexible workspace firm IWG has said it is optimistic about the office sector, despite seeing revenue for the third quarter drop from £680.3m in 2019 to £583.3m this year.