All Property Week articles in 7 July 2017 – Page 4
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PRS REIT agrees deal with Countryside
The PRS REIT has entered into its first design and build contract with Countryside Properties for a development of PRS homes in Rochdale.
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Unite’s student assets nudge up in value
Unite Group has revealed rises in the quarterly valuations of its UK Student Accommodation Fund (USAF) and the London Student Accommodation Joint Venture (LSAV).
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TPG and Stoford form logistics JV
Private equity giant TPG has formed a new UK logistics focused joint venture with Stoford Developments called Icon Industrial.
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Housebuilder shares down
Housebuilder shares ended lower on Friday, with Taylor Wimpey (down 1.16%), Barratt Developments (down 0.42%) and Persimmon (down 0.34%) on weak economic data in the UK.
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Higher calling for property PR
The world of property PR is a changeable field, but shifting from representing the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, Colliers International and the National Landlords Association to preaching on behalf of God Almighty is one of the more surprising career moves.
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Business rates ‘toughest challenge’, says WHSmith property head
Business rates is the biggest issue affecting WHSmith’s 600-strong retail estate, its head of property has said.
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Converse to open first UK store
Iconic American footwear brand Converse has announced plans to open its first standalone store in the UK at Quintain’s London Designer Outlet (LDO) in Wembley Park.
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Carhartt to open in King’s Cross
American heritage brand Carhartt will open a 2,500 sq ft store at Argent’s King’s Cross scheme, under its Carhartt Work In Progress (WIP) brand.
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Savills wins British Coal Pension Fund mandate
LaSalle Investment Management has appointed Savills to manage the national portfolio of The British Coal Pension Funds.
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Pizza Hut opens first new restaurant in six years
Pizza Hut Restaurants has opened its first new site in over six years, at Landsec’s White Rose Shopping Centre in Leeds.
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St Modwen acquires 57 acre development at ‘Network 46’
St Modwen has acquired 57 acres of development land at ‘Network 46’ on the A46 between Lincoln and the A1.
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Logicor lets Peterborough distribution unit
Logicor has let a 189,697 sq ft distribution warehouse in Peterborough to foodservice packaging manufacturer Dart Products Europe.
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MEPC pre-lets 53,000 sq ft lab space at Milton Park
MEPC is set to develop a 53,000 sq ft research laboratory at its Milton Park scheme in Oxfordshire, after signing a pre-let with pharmaceutical group Immunocore.
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M7’s office buy grows its AUM in Germany to €1.4bn
M7 Real Estate has recently completed the purchase of an office building in Schweinfurt, Bavaria, bringing its total assets undermanagement to over €1.4bn in Germany.
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Now is the time to invest in retail leisure experiences
Remember when casual dining started being added to shopping destinations? What was revolutionary then is simply good business now.
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Anthology secures £85m loan for east end resi scheme
Anthology, the housing developer established by Oaktree Capital Management, has secured a £85m loan from Investec Structure Property Finance and Lloyds Bank Commercial Real Estate, for the development of 198 new homes in east London.
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ReSI heads for £180m float
Residential Secure Income (ReSI) raised £180m ahead of its listing on the London Stock Exchange on 12 July.
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Food-to-go retailers show new hunger for trade park space
In the UK, we’re increasingly favouring a burrito over a bap. Even Greggs has expanded on its range of sausage rolls and steak bakes to include fare such as “fiery pulled chicken fajitas” and “falafel, harissa, roast vegetable and grain” salads.
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The financial services sector is back in style
The remarkable recovery of the New York City economy since the end of 2009 has been driven by a number of factors, including strong growth in sectors such as healthcare and tourism.
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PW Power 100: 11-20
Just missing out on the top ten, these individuals still exerted major power in the sector over the past 12 months