All Property Week articles in 6 May 2022 – Page 3
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Lifestory secures £90m funding for resi developments
Residential developer Lifestory has closed two development loans totalling £90m secured across six development sites in the UK.
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Shepherds Bush University campus hits market for £42.5m
A two-acre London College of Fashion university campus in Shepherds Bush, west London has been put up for sale with a price tag of £42.5m.
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Central London office take-up jumps up 69% in Q1
Central London office take-up totalled 2.19m sq ft in Q1 2022, up 69% on the figure for Q1 2021, according to data published by Cushman & Wakefield.
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Whitbread forward-sells prime Farringdon office building
Whitbread has exchanged contracts to forward-sell a central London office building, on 68-86 Farringdon Road, to one of CLI Dartriver’s investment programmes for almost £40m.
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Queen’s Speech outlines plans for Levelling up and Regeneration Bill
The government has introduced updated plans to regenerate local areas and give greater powers to local leaders over the course of the next parliament in the Queen’s Speech.
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Property Week VIP Editor’s Dinner 2022
This year’s VIP Editor’s dinner took place on Tuesday 26 April 2022. Thank you to our partners James Andrew International and New West End Company. This was an intimate, high-level gathering of VIP guests who took part in a vibrant ‘’on the record’’ discussion about the latest issues affecting the ...
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London retail spots will be highlights at Strettons’ May auction
A former bakery in Islington, north London, is among the star lots in Strettons’ upcoming 26 May online auction.
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World Earth Day: more than just a hashtag for corporate real estate
On 22 April, #WorldEarthDay once again did the rounds on social media, with many businesses keen to showcase their efforts to combat the climate crisis.
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Digital FM tools are key in designing low carbon buildings
As World Facilities Management Day comes around on 11 May, you could ask what is happening in facilities management (FM) and how it is affecting property developers?
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Cain loans £261.5m for 1m sq ft Reading production studio
Cain International has agreed a £261.5m development loan with Shinfield Studios near Reading, for what will be one of the UK’s largest film and television production facilities.
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Allsop to offer number of retail lots at May commercial sale
Allsop’s next commercial property sale will feature a number of retail lots across the UK.
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Custodian REIT boosts NAV and earnings
Custodian REIT has posted rises in net asset value (NAV) and earnings for the first three months of the year.
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QSix to deploy £300m in commercial lending opportunities
QSix Real Estate Finance has announced plans to deploy £300m of capital in the commercial real estate lending market over the next 12 months.
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Capital markets division carries JLL to bumper Q1
JLL has reported a revenue boost of more than 20% during the first three-month period of 2022, highlighted by the performance of its capital markets division.
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P-Three appoints ex C&W retail head Strachan as consultant
P-THREE has appointed John Strachan, former head of Cushman & Wakefield global retail, as a consultant.
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Social care app Florence takes flex space in Birmingham
Florence, a social care staff app, has taken flexible workspace at Foundry at Brindleyplace in Birmingham.
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Avison Young appoints new director for London markets team
Harriet De Freitas has been appointed as Avison Young’s director, office leasing and development, for its London markets team with the aim of driving growth and becoming the market leader in the capital’s transactional space.
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Boehly-Goldstein consortium wins £4.25bn Chelsea bid
A consortium led by LA Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly has signed an agreement to take over Chelsea FC from Roman Abramovich in a £4.25bn deal.
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Morrisons poised to buy McColls out of administration
Morrisons has won the battle to take over McColl’s, one of Britain’s biggest convenience store chains, and has promised to retain all 1,100 stores and its 16,000 strong workforce.
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Hines raises €800m for European fund
Hines European Property Partners (HEPP) has secured around €800m (£685m) of equity commitments from investors at its first closing of the fund, less than three months after its launch.