All Property Week articles in 7 December 2018 – Page 5
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News
The Point reaches full occupancy
Tishman Speyer’s The Point office building in Paddington is fully let, following the signing of two new leases.
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Idé gets planning permission for Leeds scheme
Idé Real Estate has secured planning permission for its £62m office and hotel scheme on the site of former council buildings in Leeds city centre.
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Berkeley warns on market but raises profit guidance
Housebuilder Berkeley Group has raised its profit guidance for the year despite a fall in pre-tax earnings for the first half of the year to £401m, down 25.7% year-on-year.
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Annual house price growth slows to six year low
Annual house price growth in the UK has slowed to 0.3%, according to the latest survey from the Halifax.
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Property companies caught up in market sell-off
Property shares were caught in an equity market sell-off on Thursday driven by growing fears about US-China trade relations on the worst day for the FTSE since the 2016 Brexit vote.
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Landsec buys Southwark development site for £87m
Landsec has paid £87.1m for a 1.6-acre site in Southwark, south London, from a private company.
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McCarthy & Stone hires two COOs
Retirement home group McCarthy Stone has appointed former Kier Group veteran Nigel Turner and The AA’s Mike Lloyd as dual chief operating officers.
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Insight
A radical rethink of the high street is needed
There are some turds you cannot polish, however skilled you are in that department. The Brexit deal is one of them. Others, however, can be buffed to a high shine and in some instances, on closer inspection, are revealed not to be turds at all – but merely in deep ...
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The office remix: Ministry of Sound's flexible workspace
The Ministry of Sound’s creative director talks to Simon Creasey about its new co-working office venture
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Poundstretcher embarks on huge expansion programme
Discount retailer looks to take advantage of high street woes and double size of its estate to 800 stores
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London remains safe as houses for Middle East money
I am frequently asked the age-old question: why is London the destination of choice for Middle Eastern investors? A number of factors in London and the Middle East change frequently, yet London remains a popular choice. The rock-solid British laws and property market continue to draw foreign investment from around ...
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How to keep humanity at the heart of office design
One always wonders what the world of work will look like over the next few decades. Could we be interacting in virtual reality and relying on robots, or will face-to-face networking still be the order of the day? What will it all mean for the working environment?
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Brexit’s winners – and losers – city by city
UK cities with strong tech and life science sectors such as Cambridge will continue to outperform those with economies based on agriculture and manufacturing in the months following Brexit – but their growth is likely to slow significantly, predicts a report by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr).
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Being LandAid's chair has made me so proud
I’ve had a long association with LandAid, and one that gives me a huge sense of pride. I well recall Mike Slade telling me back in the early noughties when I was chief executive of the British Property Federation about his plans to turn a tiny charity, run by enthusiasts ...
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London Development Barometer: skills shortage threatens London growth
Lack of skills and capacity in the construction sector have overtaken Brexit as the biggest threat to commercial property development in London, according to industry leaders.
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Evans Randall partners back proptech firm Re-Leased
Evans Randall partners Kent Gardner and Paul Kendrick have invested in Re-Leased to help finance the proptech firm’s expansion plans.
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Professional
Is the property industry getting serious about tackling climate change?
Property professionals gathered to discuss how the sector can become more sustainable.
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Property Week Digital Edition – 7 December 2018
High Street fighters: HoF & Mike Ashley – Praxis’ Gary Roberts interview – Ministry of Sound co-working – Ports & Airports markets
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Trophaeum to launch £10bn retail investment vehicle
TAP targeting £10bn retail AUM in London and other gateway European cities.
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Fidelity predicts secondary retail values could fall by up to 70%
Fidelity International has predicted that the value of secondary UK retail property will fall by as much as 70%.