All Property Week articles in 7 October 2016 – Page 6
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OnlineThamesmead DLR extension set to support development of 17,000 new homes
Sadiq Khan has instructed TfL to take forward a new extension of the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) from Gallions Reach to Thamesmead in a move that will support the development of thousands of new homes in north London.
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OnlineCain Hoy agrees £78m loan for London prime resi
Cain Hoy Enterprises has shrugged off the Brexit vote to agree a £78m loan to developer Lodha for its 202-apartment scheme in central London.
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OnlineLondon loses global property crown to New York
London has lost its crown as the property capital of the world to New York following a turbulent year that saw investment in the UK capital plummet.
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InsightRESI 2016: Brecession, building more homes & 'Kodak moments'
A decade of development, one global recession and a netball team’s worth of housing ministers after it began, RESI 2016 managed to shed new light on the future of the sector while providing a legendary networking opportunity.
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OnlineOrchard Street's Velocity scheme now fully let
Orchard Street Investment Management’s Velocity office scheme in Weybridge is now fully let, after ISS Facilities Services signed a 15-year lease for 25,455 sq ft of space.
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OnlineGovernment to pay £2.8m a year for two floors of Derwent London's White Chapel scheme
The government has pre-let the top two floors of Derwent London’s White Chapel Building on a ten-year lease, paying £52/sq ft.
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OnlineGovernment unveils £5bn funding for housebuilders
The government has unveiled plans to boost housebuilding with a £5bn cash injection for small developers and a renewed focus on brownfield sites.
