All Property Week articles in 30 September 2022 – Page 3
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Online
What does lenders’ liquidity squeeze mean for investors?
Earlier this year an industry survey reported that only 48% of the specialist lending market thought their cost of origination was likely to increase over the year.
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Online
Debbie Lee promoted to CFO at Grosvenor’s UK business
Debbie Lee has been appointed as chief financial officer (CFO) at Grosvenor’s UK property (GPUK) business following the departure Roger Blundell after 15 years with the company.
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Online
Former Sainsbury boss Justin King joins Dexters as chairman
London estate agency Dexters has appointed former Sainsbury boss Justin King as chairman.
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Online
NAV nudges up at Schroder European REIT
Net asset value (NAV) at Schroder European Real Estate Investment Trust nudged up during the three months to the end of June.
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Insight
Streamline the BTR Leasing Journey for Residents & Operators
When managing build to rent (BTR) real estate operations, delivering a seamless end-to-end resident experience is fundamental.
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News
Cushman & Wakefield takes on 68 students
Global real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield has recruited 68 graduates and apprentices for its internal training schemes.
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News
HSBC mulls move out of Canary Wharf global HQ
Banking giant HSBC has begun a review of its global headquarters location in Canary Wharf, Reuters has reported.
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Online
Independent Living REIT cans IPO due to market conditions
Independent Living REIT has dropped plans for an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange given current market conditions.
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Online
Newcore Capital pays £20m for South East educational assets
Social infrastructure real estate investment manager Newcore Capital Management has spent £20m on seven educational assets in Greater London and the south-east.
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Insight
Shining a spotlight on equality, diversity and inclusion in the build to rent sector
When better to shine a spotlight on equality, diversity and inclusion than during National Inclusion Week? Now in its 10th year, National Inclusion Week celebrates inclusion and encourages employers to take action to create inclusive workplaces.
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News
Host lands management deal for two Curlew Capital PBSA sites
Host Student Housing (Host), part of Irish property developer O’Flynn Group, has taken over management of two purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sites in Bath and London owned by developer and investor Curlew Capital.
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News
Mitsubishi Estate welcomes trader Mitsui Bussan to Paternoster Square
Trading firm Mitsui Bussan Commodities has signed a 10-year lease for the entire first floor of Warwick Court building at Paternoster Square, totalling 25,300 sq ft, with owner Mitsubishi Estate London.
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Property Week Digital Edition – 30 September 2022
WeWork international president and COO on how the flex workspace giant is emerging from a challenging period - Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s recently announced cut to stamp duty gets a mixed reception - Regal London and Harris Associates on £70m Wembley PBSA project
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Insight
We can work it out
After the scandal and huge losses of recent years, Samit Chopra, WeWork International’s president and chief operating officer, tells Property Week how the flexible office space provider plans to turn a profit this year.
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News
London retains top spot in the global hotel investment market
London continues to be the most attractive hotel investment market globally, according to JLL’s Global Hotel Investor Sentiment Survey.
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Insight
Data downplays New York’s office return
One subject above all others obsesses the New York City property world: the extent and future of office return, now that the pandemic appears over.
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Professional
Spin class: mini-budget
The “oh shit” moment came when a client told me the cost of real estate debt had soared to 7.5% and was rising rapidly.
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News
Regal London makes a move into the capital’s PBSA market
Regal’s Chris Gass and Harris Associates’ Jamie Harris discuss plans for the 349-bed development in Wembley.
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Insight
Uncertainty brings opportunity
As we move from a climate crisis in July and an energy crisis in August to an exchange rate crisis in September, there is little wonder that many commentators are predicting catastrophe over the next 12 months. But as we know from the past nine months, a lot can change ...
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Insight
The return of bricks and mortar
Gymshark’s upcoming opening of its first IRL (or ‘in real life’) store on Regent Street is another reminder of the enduring popularity of in-person retail.
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