All Property Week articles in 30 September 2016 – Page 2
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OnlineColmore Building claims Birmingham's first digital platinum rating
The Colmore Building, in Birmingham city centre’s main business district, has become the first in Birmingham to be certified platinum under the international digital connectivity rating scheme run by WiredScore.
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OnlineGlobal pharma firm take new Scottish base
Quotient Clinical has relocated its Scottish base to West Edinburgh following the company’s growth.
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Online95% of banks still lending in UK post-Brexit vote
The willingness to lend against UK commercial property will not be impacted by the result of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, according to the latest instalment of the Cushman Wakefield European Lending Trends report.
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OnlineHousebuilders benefit from stock market surge
The FTSE 100 almost hit an all-time high on Tuesday, rising above 7,000 points as the pound plunged to a new 31-year low against the dollar.
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OnlineNew EMEA hire for JPM real estate
Massimo Saletti has been appointed as JP Morgan’s new head of real estate, gaming and lodging investment banking for EMEA and global industry co-head.
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OnlineAermont completes on £320m Pinewood Studios buy
Aermont Capital has completed the £320m acquisition of the iconic Pinewood Studios and parent company The Pinewood Group.
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OnlineUK facing ‘rental supply crisis’, says RICS
The UK government must support the delivery of 1.8m homes for rent by 2025 to compensate for a ‘sharp drop’ in the number of available properties, according to RICS.
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OnlineSenior investment duo depart CBRE
Two senior CBRE investment agents have resigned from the firm.
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OnlineBL and GIC get planning for City tower
British Land and GIC have received a resolution to grant planning permission from the City of London for a new 550,000 sq ft mixed-use development.
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OnlineHilton opens Africa's tallest development & agree first modular hotel
Hilton Worldwide has marked this year’s African Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) with the announcement of new properties including its first modular hotel in Africa and the continent’s tallest development in Kenya.
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OnlineGSA and GIC make German student accommodation push
Student developer GSA and Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, GIC, have announced a partnership to push into the German student accommodation market.
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OnlinePATRIZIA takes Germany's tallest building for Samsung
PATRIZIA Immobilien AG has acquired the Commerzbank-Tower in Frankfurt – Germany’s highest building – on an individual contract for Samsung Group.
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OnlineJLL and CBRE appointed to lease Holland's largest warehouse development
Logistics Capital Partners have appointed JLL and CBRE to lease Campus A58, the 51.8 acre site in Roosendaal which is Holland’s largest warehouse development.
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OnlineClipper takes new 31,000 sq ft shed
Clipper Logistics has taken a 31,000 sq ft warehouse in Tannochside.
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OnlineAXA IM appoints Gilligan as head of infrastructure equity
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets, has appointed Mark Gilligan as head of infrastructure equity.
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OnlineMay's ‘hard Brexit” welcomed by FTSE 100 and housing stocks
The FTSE 100 rose sharply on Monday, finding support from a drop in the pound’s value as prime minister Theresa May signalled the government plans a “hard” exit for the country from the European Union.
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OnlineLee Baron appoints Ashton to finance role
Lee Baron, the property management group, has appointed Teri Ashton as head of property management finance.
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OnlineSecure Income REIT raises £140m to fund Travelodge acquisition
Nick Leslau’s Secure Income REIT (SIR) has raised £140m in a heavily oversubscribed placing to support last month’s £196m acquisition of 55 Travelodge hotels.
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OnlineRegional office demand will remain stable post-Brexit vote, says GVA
Demand for regional office space will continue despite the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, according to new research by Bilfinger GVA.
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Aprirose sells Exeter Premier Inn
Aprirose has sold the Premier Inn hotel in central Exeter to LaSalle Investment Management for £11.7m.
