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All Property Week articles in 8 October 2021 – Page 4
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NewsHenderson Park acquires 12 Hilton hotels across UK and Ireland
Henderson Park has exchanged contracts on 12 freehold Hilton hotels across the UK and Ireland for an undisclosed sum.
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NewsHammerson set to axe up to 40 jobs
Shopping centre owner Hammerson is expected to axe a number of job roles as its chief executive Rita-Rose Gagné looks to cut costs at the company.
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OnlineMicroscope Ball returns with record amount raised
After a year of virtual fundraising, over 600 leading companies from the industry returned to Hilton, Park Lane for the 37th Microscope Ball in aid of Muscular Dystrophy UK.
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NewsMcKay acquires Richmond office for £14.75m
McKay Securities has acquired Evergreen Studios, an office asset in Richmond for £14.75m, representing a net initial yield of 5.8%.
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NewsFormer Staines Debenhams site to be transformed into housing
Developer Future High Street Living has acquired the site of the former Debenhams store in Staines with plans to turn the space into a residential-led, mixed-use scheme.
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NewsHighgate expands portfolio with two London hotels
Real estate investor and hospitality manager Highgate has acquired the Dorsett City London Hotel and the won the management contract for Grosvenor House Suites in London’s Mayfair District.
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NewsFormer housing secretary James Brokenshire dies
Former secretary of state for housing, communities and local government James Brokenshire has died aged 53.
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NewsGoldman Sachs to buy The Belfry for expected £140m
Goldman Sachs has become the preferred bidder to buy The Belfry, the world-famous Warwickshire hotel and golf course, for an expected price of around £140m.
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NewsWales’s biggest brewer serves up £87m pub portfolio
A portfolio of 99 Welsh pubs owned by SA Brain & Co, the country’s biggest brewer, has hit the market for £87m.
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NewsU+I sublets Victoria office to Sweaty Betty
U+I has sublet its office in Victoria, central London, to Sweaty Betty as part of the downsizing of its office footprint.
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NewsHOK appoints sustainable design leader
HOK has appointed Rob McGill as sustainable design leader in its London office.
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NewsUK and Ireland MD Bourgeois to leave Hammerson
Hammerson managing director for UK and Ireland Mark Bourgeois is set to leave the company after a turbulent year for the retail landlord.
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NewsAC Niellsen launches Dublin office
Niche advisory firm AC Niellsen has launched a Dublin office to complement its existing presence in London and Amsterdam.
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NewsKing’s Cross 20th anniversary: Interview with Argent’s Robert Evans
Robert Evans, joint managing partner at Argent, talks to Property Week about King’s Cross - 20 years on.
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OnlineHelical gets rent boost from relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions
Helical collected 92.9% of rents during the six months to 7 October, with the easing of Covid-19 lockdown restriction providing a boost to property group’s fortunes.
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InsightHow tech can ease office return fears
Last month, Property Week and Forge, powered by Yardi, held a digital think tank titled ‘Back to work with confidence’, in which they discussed the role of technology in safely getting people back in the workplace.
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InsightPlanning reform crucial to solving housing crisis
Editor: Last month, the newly rebranded Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) published the latest figures for housing completions, verifying what we already know – that the UK continues to build far fewer homes than it needs and we are still failing to tackle the housing crisis.
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NewsPandora Papers and the cracks
What’s that I spy? A bear heading into the woods clutching a toilet roll? Sorry, say that again. The Pope is… is Catholic?
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InsightBTR will play key role in Manchester
Editor: Manchester was recently named by Time Out as the third best city in the world, putting itself on the map alongside San Francisco and Amsterdam.
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NewsLandTech secures £42m funding to tackle ‘global housing crisis’
LandTech intends to use a £42m cash injection from investors to tackle the “global housing crisis”.
