All Property Week articles in 5 May 2017 – Page 4
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Aviva’s debt team set to tap new markets
Aviva Investors is launching its first continental European real estate debt fund and offering UK borrowers standalone floating rate facilities for the first time.
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Lloyds & HCA fund new phase of Aberfeldy Village
Poplar HARCA and Willmott Residential will bring forward a new phase of their Aberfeldy Village scheme in East London after securing £32m in funding from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking and the Homes and Communities Agency.
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Hill & Origin JV to deliver £46m Harrow housing
A joint venture between housebuilder Hill and housing association Origin Housing will deliver a £46m development in Harrow.
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Property Week Digital Edition - 5 May 2017
PDR - Listed propcos - Jean-Marc Vandevivere interview - Auctions focus - Green Sky Thinking
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Addington and Tristan sell City office for £16.85m
Addington Capital and Tristan Capital Partners have sold the long leasehold interest in Randall House in the City to an overseas client advised by Salamanca Group for £16.85m, Property Week can reveal.
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Viridis puts Lombard Street building on sale for £130m
Viridis Real Estate has put 67 Lombard Street up for sale for £130m as the market shows further signs of recovery and yields on prime offices in the City market return to pre-Brexit vote levels.
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HB Reavis secures Waterloo site for 945,000 sq ft scheme
HB Reavis has announced the acquisition of Elizabeth House, a site on London’s South Bank known as One Waterloo with planning permission for 945,000 sq ft of development.
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Developers have scope to plug student accommodation gap
There is significant scope to build new student housing in a large number of university towns and cities despite the high level of development in recent years, according to new research from JLL.
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BTR outlook bullish despite housing market slowdown
These are uncertain times for the residential market. House price growth is petering out and prices could well start to fall if the economy slows ahead of Brexit and rising inflation puts pressure on household finances.
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New lettings at One Stop Shopping Centre
Europa Capital and Sovereign Centros have signed 30,000 sq ft of lettings at the One Stop Shopping Centre in Perry Barr, Birmingham.
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Internos makes €200m acquisition for new core fund
Internos Global Investors has raised €135m in the first close of the Internos Core European (ICE) Balanced fund and acquired a €200m portfolio for the new fund.
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The real estate lending landscape is on the move
As new entrants and alternative lenders continue to arrive brandishing origination initiatives and whole page adverts, borrowers are tentatively exploring their increased choice but reluctant to sign on the dotted line.
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Q&A: What can participants expect from this year’s Green Sky Thinking events?
The Green Sky Thinking programme returns on 15 May for a week of events across London for built environment and property professionals.
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Planned code of conduct will clarify retirement home operators’ fees
Event fees are an intrinsic part of the retirement village model. Used properly, they allow operators to invest in upgrading and maintaining communal facilities to the high standard required.
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LSH hopes buyers lock on to lock-ups with resi potential
A portfolio comprising hundreds of lock-up garages will be up for grabs at Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH’s) May auction.
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Permitted development rights: back door plan
Have you heard the one about the developer who employed a security guard to live in an office block so he could establish residential use of the building?
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First-time and BTL buyers boost Edward Mellor’s April sale
First-time buyers and buy-to-let (BTL) investors helped Edward Mellor achieve its best result in two years at its April auction.
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Cluttons undertakes a major restructure
Cluttons has embarked on a “significant restructuring” of its business after being bought out of administration by turnaround specialist Rcapital.
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Today’s workplaces need to offer a broader choice of environments
The way we work evolves constantly. As technology has liberated us from having to go to a fixed workplace, we employees are behaving more like demanding customers, getting choosier about where we want to work.
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Residential transactions above £500,000 slump 14%
The number of residential transactions above £500,000 slumped by 14% in Q1, prompting warnings of “knock-on effects” on the wider market and adding fuel to Property Week’s Call Off Duty campaign.