All Property Week articles in 9 November 2018 – Page 4
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OnlinePatrizia hits target with trio of lettings at Arrow Park
Patrizia has secured a trio of lettings at its Arrow Park industrial scheme to take the Northamptonshire development to 40% let.
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OnlineGrainger forward-funding deal kicks off redevelopment of £100m Hale Wharf
The joint venture between Muse Developments and the Canal River Trust has agreed a £41m forward funding deal with Grainger to kick-off the first phase of its Hale Wharf redevelopment in Tottenham.
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OnlineAgents appointed for offices at ABP's £1.7bn Royal Albert Dock
Chinese developer ABP has appointed Cushman Wakefield, Glenny and Savills as joint lettings agents for the office element of its £1.7bn Royal Albert Dock development.
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NewsPremier Inn gets green light in north London
Whitbread and its development partner Locate Developments have secured planning permission for a 100-bed Premier Inn hotel and restaurant in Chipping Barnet, north London.
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OnlineFarebrother eyes growth as Fox becomes COO
Midtown specialist consultancy Farebrother has appointed experienced independent consultant Jonathan Fox as chief operating officer, as part of its plans to grow the business.
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OnlineUrban Exposure warns of significantly reduced income
Urban Exposure has warned of “significantly reduced income” in the short term as it moves loans off its balance sheet and into its asset management business.
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OnlineFuture Generation to debut in Ireland with Cola Factory conversion
Future Generation, a joint venture between Southern Grove and Tadhamon Capital, has acquired The Cola Factory in Cork, Ireland, to develop a 600-bed student accommodation scheme.
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OnlineNorthStar shares rise on possible sale
Shares in NorthStar Realty Europe rose to $16.30 on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday after the company announced it is considering selling the business as part of a strategic review as it cuts ties with its asset manager.
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InsightInvestors shouldn't write off physical retail
With House of Fraser entering administration, Debenhams announcing the closure of up to 50 stores and accessories chain Claire’s rumoured to be following suit, the UK’s high streets are under increasing pressure.
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InsightRetail trends: the high street paradox
Data compiled by CACI reveals that there is hope for shopping centres amid the chaos – and the winners will be those that provide the best experience. Simon Creasey reports
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NewsSpec shed development reaches new heights
Speculative development in the UK’s industrial and logistics sector has rocketed to heights not seen since before the financial crisis and new stock is being absorbed at a rapid rate.
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InsightYardi think tank: the future of coworking
The evolution of the flexible office sector has shaken up the real estate industry and has arguably changed it for the better. Yardi recently brought together a panel of experts to discuss the many segments of flexible offices and what lies in store for the sector.
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NewsSpin class: earned media
Well, fancy that. A former colleague, who left to set up his own digital PR firm, claiming “press releases are passé and the future is social media”, has done a U-turn.
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NewsRothesay Life ready to move from Cheesegrater to Post
The insurance firm’s planned move to a new office in The Post Building would triple its London footprint.
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InsightIt’s not all bad news for the high street
More retail doom and gloom made the headlines this week. The latest depressing addition to the relentless flow of bad news was that struggling fashion retailer New Look plans to close up to 100 stores. The company’s executive chairman Alistair McGeorge couldn’t have been more downbeat in his assessment of ...
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MarketsMedway works up masterplan to regenerate Rochester Airport
Mia Hunt reports on Medway Council’s plans for a business, tech and manufacturing campus
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NewsOrchard Street buys two industrial assets for £28m
Orchard Street Investment Management has completed the acquisition of two South East industrial assets in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, for £27.95m.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 9 November 2018
Retail trends analysis – CBRE enters flexible offices – PWMA awards – Surrey, Sussex & Kent markets in focus
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NewsASK Partners writes loans for Crossrail route schemes with £200m GDV
ASK Partners has written loans on development projects close to train stations at each end of the Crossrail route with a total gross development value of around £200m.
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MarketsSurrey Heath stands by £110m purchase of Camberley centre
Graham Parker reports on how the council has responded to challenging retail market
