All Property Week articles in 31 March 2017
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OnlineLloyds arranges €600m ‘green’ refinancing for Unibail-Rodamco
Lloyds has arranged a € 600m debt financing for Unibail-Rodamco SE as part of its commitment to green lending in commercial real estate.
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OnlineHollywood Bowl signs up for intu’s Watford extension
Shopping centre landlord Intu has signed up Hollywood Bowl for its multi-million pound extension at intu Watford.
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OnlineCBRE restructures Dutch residential fund
CBRE Global Investors has restructured its Dutch fund to create a Residential Fund of Choice with a focused investment strategy on high quality resi.
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OnlineDrum completes deal to sell £43.2m office to LCN Capital Partners
LCN Capital Partners has acquired a build-to-suit office in Aberdeen for £43.2m from Drum Property Group in a deal which eclipses the city’s total 2016 office investment, as tipped by Property Week.
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OnlineWomack joins IPSX as senior adviser
Ian Womack, the former chief executive of the global real estate division at Aviva Investors, has joined the International Property Securities Exchange (IPSX) as a senior adviser.
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OnlineBlackstone pre-lets Pepper Store
Blackstone has secured a pre-let for the whole of the Pepper Store office at its Devonshire Square estate in the City of London.
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OnlineFour promotions at Green & Partners
Retail consultancy Green Partners has made four key promotions as it looks to grow its business.
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OnlineMcCarthy & Stone to meet 2017 profit target despite 1H slump
McCarthy Stone remains on track to deliver medium-term growth and meet the market consensus of profit before tax of £102m, despite a 25% slump in profits in the first half of 2017, chief executive officer Clive Fenton has told Property Week .
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OnlineStarwood buys Manchester Holiday Inn
A controlled affiliate of Starwood Capital Group has acquired the Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre from Dominvs.
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InformationInvestor confidence in non-listed real estate remains high
More than four-fifths of fund managers surveyed by INREV raised capital for deployment through non-listed real estate vehicles in 2016 at a total of €122bn.
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OnlineFlurry of lettings at Glasgow Fort
British Land and Hercules Unit Trust (HUT) have signed 16 new retail, food and beverage lettings at the Glasgow Fort shopping centre, including Superdry’s first out-of-town store.
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OnlineJLL launches new Scotland rating team
JLL has boosted its professional team in Scotland with the appointment of two valuation specialists as part of a new ratings team.
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OnlineChinese developer R&F Properties buys Vauxhall Square for £157.77m
Chinese developer R F Properties has exchanged contracts to buy Vauxhall Square, a planned 1.5m sq ft mixed-use scheme in Nine Elms, from CLS Holdings for £157.77m.
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OnlinePlans unveiled for new £20m leisure development in Grimsby
BMO have unveiled plans for a proposed £20m leisure development at its Freshney Place shopping centre in Grimsby.
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OnlineCushman & Wakefield expands residential land team
Cushman Wakefield’s residential team has continued its expansion with the arrival of Daniel McDonagh as a partner in the firm’s land and development team.
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OnlineBenson Elliot and Stanhope mull sale of Station Hill
Benson Elliot and Stanhope are mulling the sale of their £500m Reading town centre mixed-use scheme Station Hill.
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Online'Lack of clarity, consensus, and regulatory certainty' in funds post-Brexit, AREF report warns
The Association of Real Estate Funds (AREF) has claimed there was a “lack of clarity, consensus and regulatory certainty as to the approach to valuation of assets” within funds and UK real estate following the Brexit vote.
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OnlinePGIM agrees £50m loan on Fox Court
PGIM Real Estate Finance (RFP) has agreed a £50.1m loan to an investor who acquired Fox Court, a 103,555 sq ft office property in London’s midtown district.
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OnlineTelford bullish on full year figures
Telford Homes is expecting to report record revenues and profit for its latest financial year, it has revealed in it latest trading update.
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OnlineMcCarthy & Stone suffers Brexit hit on profits
Retirement homes giant McCarthy Stone has blamed Brexit for a 25% slump in profits for the first half of its financial year, but is forecasting a stronger second six months.
