All Property Week articles in 6 November 2015 – Page 6
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Online
Kate Spade New York seals deal on Regent Street store
Fashion retailer Kate Spade New York has signed a lease with The Crown Estate on an 11,000 sq ft store on Regent Street, as tipped by Property Week in July.
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Online
New Bolton Woods urban village gets go-ahead
Bradford councillors have granted planning permission for the £150m New Bolton Woods urban village development.
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News
M&S and Next to head ‘rebirth’ of Rochdale
The £250m regeneration of Rochdale town centre has been given a boost after retailers Marks Spencer and Next agreed to sign up as anchor tenants for a major retail element of the scheme.
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Online
Clearbell secures four lettings for Amber portfolio
Clearbell Capital has let four units totalling 34,400 sq ft in its recently acquired Amber portfolio.
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Online
London Union launches £3.5m crowdfunding drive for permanent food market
The parent company of Street Feast has launched a crowdfunding campaign to build a permanent street food market in central London.
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News
‘Quiet confidence’ buoys Allsop’s residential auction
Allsop raised £71.2m at its October residential auction, beating its totalfor the same month last year by more than £12m.
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Online
JLL predicts UK retirement housing shortage
The UK is facing a major shortage of retirement housing in the next 10 years, according to a report by JLL.
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Online
Retail warehouse market set to hit nine-year high
Investment in retail warehouses is expected to hit its highest levels since 2006, according to research by Cushman Wakefield.
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Markets
House prices forecast to rise by 17% over next five years
House prices are expected to rise by 17% on average across the UK over the next five years - so long as mortgages rates do not rise above 4.5%, according to Savills.
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News
Paragon’s new loans could plug a gap in the market
Paragon Bank has entered the development finance market with a new product aimed at private investors.
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Professional
HBF appoints Peter Andrew to role of deputy chairman
The Home Builders Federation (HBF) has appointed Peter Andrew as deputy chairman.
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Markets
Housebuilder appetite for greenfield land dampens
Average greenfield development prices across England continued to slip in the third quarter as the rising cost of building and a weaker appetite for new sites among developers dampened demand.
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Insight
Only Fools and Houses: property the ‘Del Boy’ way
Flat 127, ‘Del Boy’ Trotter’s home in Nelson Mandela House, Peckham SE15, a former council block, since transferred to Peckham Housing Association.
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Professional
Can the North East put its differences aside and rise to the devolution challenge?
Local leaders have been relatively slow to seize opportunities presented by George Osborne’s devolution agenda.
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Professional
We need a joined-up approach to solve the UK’s housing shortfall
David Cameron’s speech at the Conservative Party Conference this year reaffirmed the government’s commitment to tackling the housing challenge.
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Online
Aviva Investors launches London JV with PSP Investments
Aviva Investors has formed a 50/50 joint venture partnership with Canadian investment manager PSP Investments to invest in central London real estate.
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Countrywide hit by market slowdown
Britain’s largest estate agent has warned of a fall in full-year profits after house sales failed to experience a predicted bounce following May’s general election.