All Property Week articles in 5 August 2016 – Page 4
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Office Space in Town mulls serviced office fund launch
Office Space in Town is sounding out investors about pooling its serviced office properties into a fund targeting strong and steady income returns.
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Weak pound sees overseas investors pile into UK real estate
Foreign investors have continued their advances into UK commercial real estate, taking advantage of the pound’s weakness to acquire properties across multiple sectors and regions.
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Share price recovery masks sharp difference in fortunes
Property shares have recovered significantly from the battering they took in the first two days after the EU referendum.
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Pocket seals ‘landmark’ debt deal with Lloyds
Specialist affordable housing developer Pocket has secured a £45m financing deal with Lloyds Bank that will help it achieve its goal of developing 4,000 homes in London by 2023.
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Insight
Mine craft: Harworth Group interview
Arriving at Harworth Group’s headquarters outside Sheffield, it is hard to believe this was the site of the ‘Battle of Orgreave’ - one of the most violent clashes of the 1984 coalminers’ strike.
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HK developer chosen to do prime NOMA resi
Hong Kong-based developer Far East Consortium (FEC) has been picked to develop more than 600 homes in the centre of Manchester - and hailed the deal as the “start of a long relationship” with the city.
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Investec fuels Meadow’s plans for a new Docklands data centre
Meadow Partners has secured £32.8m of debt financing from Investec to help fund its plans for a new 84,452 sq ft data centre in London’s Docklands.
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Brexit vote takes its toll at JLL and CBRE
Second quarter results from CBRE and JLL have revealed how the slowdown in the UK market has hit profitability.
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Crowdfunder to become developer
Property crowdfunding platform The House Crowd has revealed plans to begin developing its own properties in the North West.
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Hunter gets green light for Barnet mall refurbishment
Hunter Real Estate Investment Managers has secured planning permission for a £7m refurbishment of The Spires Shopping Centre in Barnet and lined up H M as anchor tenant.
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Insight
Post-EU vote bargains? Forget it. London's still calling
“If for a moment, I thought the Brits were going to vote to leave the EU, I’d sell everything,” warned the boss of a major US private equity firm in the run-up to the EU referendum.
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Information
Property Week Digital Edition - 5 August 2016
Weak pound investment - RESI preview - Construction crisis - Jersey focus
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1990s star Dani is smarter than the average Behr...
If you, like Metropolis, ever wondered what happened to 1990s television personality Dani Behr (on a daily basis, we hear you cry), then wonder no more.
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Finance firm agrees 50,000 sq ft lease in Solihull
A financial services firm owned by French bank BNP Paribas has committed to a new lease for 50,000 sq ft at its current home in Clearbell Capital’s office campus in Solihull.
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Insight
Brexit is political, its impact on economy indirect
Brexit clearly represents a market shock.
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Online
Full house at 145 St Vincent Street in Glasgow
Aberdeen Asset Management has signed up Lockton, Corporate Scotland and Panoramic Growth Equity to its 145 St Vincent Street office building in Glasgow.
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Online
Carluccio's brings first regional new-gen store to Derby
Italian restaurant and food shop Carluccio’s will be opening its first new-generation store outside of the capital following a pilot in London’s Spitalfields.
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Q2 lending margins rise on probability of default increase
Lending margins have risen by 25 bps to 2.4% in Q2 2016 as lenders re-price risk due to uncertainty in the market following the referendum vote in June.
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Markets
What does the Panama Papers scandal mean for Jersey?
The Panama Papers cast a dark cloud over offshore finance centres, and Jersey didn’t escape unscathed - although, perhaps unsurprisingly, government and local business leaders are keen to stress that any negative views of the tax shelter as a result are based on misconceptions.
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Buyers shrug off Brexit gloom to make a splash at Pugh’s July sales
Pugh Co’s July property auctions raised over £5m more than the equivalent sales last year.