All Property Week articles in 8 July 2016 – Page 6
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CBRE shows Yorkshire grit
Metropolis has covered its fair share of charity events on these pages, but this one must take the prize for the most bizarre.
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Early online player Singer Vielle set to hit £150m sales
Online property investment agency Singer Vielle is poised to break through the £150m mark in online sales.
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Brexit could hit TfL’s ‘great estate’ plan
The vote to leave the EU is “in danger” of damaging Transport for London’s (TfL) plans to bring a swathe of development sites around key stations in the capital to the market, the group has said.
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City Hall urged to take more active role in housebuilding
London mayor Sadiq Khan’s landmark housing body that is set to drive new development in the capital should focus squarely on preparing public land for development, according to a report published this week.
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Property funds: £5bn of assets could flood the market
UK property funds have already lined up disposals worth hundreds of millions of pounds – and could end up flooding the market with up to £5bn of assets – as investors race to pull their money out following the EU referendum.
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Realising the potential of the Northern Powerhouse
Short term investments and new projects are set to be extremely crucial in ensuring the success of the Northern Powerhouse initiative.
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EDI submits plans for Scotland’s largest PRS scheme
The EDI Group has submitted its masterplan for Scotland’s largest PRS scheme to date, and says it is confident that demand in the sector will increase post-Brexit.
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Kitewood to press ahead with £40m luxury development for Sydenham
Developer Kitewood will press ahead with a £40m luxury residential scheme in Sydenham, after acquiring a 3.5-acre site in the south London suburb.
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Industrial and logistics assets hold pre-Brexit vote values
The industrial and logistics sector was given a boost this week as two prime investment deals were struck at pre-Brexit vote values.
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Shoreditch nightclub venue goes on market for £10m
Shoreditch nightclub and restaurant Beach Blanket Babylon has been put up for sale for £10m.
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Were Brexit warnings overbaked?
One of the many ironies following the Brexit vote was the wave of directors who had previously warned of the resultant pestilence, war and recession rushing to buy their own shares through corporate ‘buybacks’ or ‘PA’ (personal account).
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Glass is half empty for most property firms after EU vote
Almost two-thirds of the property sector is pessimistic about the impact of the Brexit vote on the market and more than three-quarters are braced for a fall in investment in the UK.
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Property funds: Henderson, Canada Life & Columbia Threadneedle suspend trading
Henderson Global Investors, Columbia Threadneedle and Canada Life have become the latest to suspend trading in commercial property funds following earlier shutdowns from Standard Life, Aviva and M G.
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Brexit: what it means for the London property market
Britain has voted in favour of leaving the European Union and we’ve had a few days to take it all in – but what does it all mean?
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Brexit offers chance to save face over SDLT fumble
George Osborne’s planned cuts to corporation tax are aimed at encouraging businesses to continue investing in the UK following the EU referendum result but there remains the issue of SDLT and the effect this has had on transactions within property.
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Abstract acquires site for new office development in Basingstoke
Abstract Securities has announced that its subsidiary has exchanged contracts on the purchase of a 60,000 sq ft site in Basing View.
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C&W appoints Eleanor Deeley as head of resi in Birmingham
Cushman Wakefield (C W) has appointed Eleanor Deeley to the role of head of residential in its Birmingham office.
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People Moves: Bowler Oakfield, International Council of Shopping Centers and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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Forrester becomes British Council for Offices president
Cushman Wakefield EMEA chief executive John Forrester has taken over presidency of the British Council for Offices (BCO), and says he will focus on embracing disruption in the commercial property sector.
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What impact will Brexit have on building standards and planning?
The property industry has, like most business sectors, had more than a few gripes with the EU over the years.