All Property Week articles in 9 September 2016 – Page 5
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Online
Bruce Mann retires from Government Property Unit
Bruce Mann has announced his intention to retire from his role as the executive director of the Government Property Unit in October.
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OnlineHIG confirms Docklands Doubletree sale
HIG Capital and CS Hotels have confirmed the sale of the Doubletree by Hilton in London’s Docklands to China’s Junson Capital, as tipped by Property Week.
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OnlineSavills IM sells Grade II listed City office for £75m
Savills Investment Management has announced the sale of a Grade II listed property in the City of London for £75.1m.
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OnlineDerwent makes West End disposal
Derwent London has sold the long leasehold interest in 75 Wells Street for £40.9m.
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OnlineFortress completes £450m M&S store buy
Topland has completed the £450m sale of its Marks Spencer portfolio to US firm Fortress Investment Group.
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OnlineQuigley appointed MD at Contour Capital
Mark Quigley has been appointed managing director of specialist property finance lender, Contour Capital.
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OnlineECB's Draghi disappoints markets
European stock markets edged lower on Thursday after the European Central Bank kept rates unchanged and said it was not considering further stimulus.
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NewsHarworth predicts growth
Harworth Group is forecasting an improvement in its performance in the second half of the year despite the EU referendum result.
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NewsPopularity of green property financing is forecast to grow
The market for ‘green’ real estate finance has taken a significant step forward this year.
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NewsMayfair fund exits London
Mayfair Capital’s charities fund has completed its exit from all London holdings, having started the sell-off before the EU referendum.
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NewsPeel Logistics expands development pipeline with Evander merger
Peel Logistics has moved a step closer towards realising its ambition of becoming a big hitter in the sector after merging with industrial developer Evander Properties.
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NewsLand Secs reveals run of London retail deals
Land Securities has secured nine plum retail and leisure lettings in London, including four in Victoria and three in the City.
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MarketsNewport city centre and the future for Friars Walk shopping centre
Friars Walk transformed Newport’s ailing city centre when it opened in November 2015.
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MarketsGovernment 'hub' search gives Cardiff a boost
Cardiff’s office market has received a boost from a new UK government requirement that could total as much as 465,000 sq ft in the city, as part of plans to develop regional hubs.
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InsightBlame housing sector problems on Cameron and Osborne
There is an intriguing contrast between the predictive and hard data on the economy emerging since the Brexit vote.
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InsightBerkeley Homes: urban house masters
If you tap the word ‘urban’ into Google, ‘Urban House Berkeley Homes’ is fourth in the list after ‘urban’ itself, ‘urban dictionary’ and ‘Urban Outfitters’ - quite an achievement when you consider the new flexible housing concept, complete with roof terrace, was only launched in June.
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NewsNew Schroders hire to lead Asian push
Schroder Real Estate has made a senior appointment in Asia as part of a move to start investing directly in the region.
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InsightRESI: we know the housing questions...now for the answers
There’s nothing like a vote to leave the EU to add a bit of spice to a residential conference - and so it has proved with this year’s RESI Conference in Wales.
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NewsNespresso to expand boutique presence after debut
Nespresso has revealed plans to open eight more of its retail boutiques in the UK and Ireland by the end of 2016, launching its first own branded café in London in June.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition - 9 September 2016
Hot Housing Index - Modular maturing - Final RESI preview - Wales focus
