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UK debt funding gap among lowest globally, AEW analysis shows
Europe has most challenging property debt market but UK is outperforming, AEW finds.
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Newcore Capital acquires £11m of social infrastructure assets
UK-focused real estate investment manager Newcore Capital has acquired two language schools, in Cambridge and Oxford, and a food distribution asset in Colchester for a total of around £11m, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.1%.
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Barkby Group makes first acquisition for roadside JV portfolio
Barkby, the roadside real estate business, and its joint venture (JV) with Meadow Partners has acquired its first asset for a total cost of £5.28m.
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Industry could be on the ‘cusp’ of a serious downturn in demand
There is a sense the industry could be “on the cusp of a serious downturn in demand across the markets”, Gareth Lewis, PwC director, said during a webinar yesterday to launch the firm’s joint report with the Urban Land Institute (ULI) titled ’Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe’.
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GreenPoint ramps up expansion with £305m NCP acquisition
Alternatives investment firm GreenPoint Partners has snapped up a portfolio of 37 NCP car parks, with nearly 15,000 spaces in major UK cities, in a £305m deal.
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Gerald Eve serves up Hackney brewery
Gerald Eve has been appointed by Carlsberg Marston’s to market the London Fields Brewery in Hackney, London.
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UBS snaps up Dobbies garden centre
UBS has purchased a garden centre in Harlestone Heath, Northampton let to Dobbies.
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Glenny to market railway arches in east London
Glenny has been appointed by The Arch Company to market 114 arch units in east London that total 145,000 sq ft, with a rent of £2.1m a year.
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Big Yellow sees occupancy soar to 90%
Self-storage company Big Yellow has increased its occupancy levels over the last year to 90%.
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AEW buys four London nursery sites
AEW has bought four sites from independent, London-based nursery chain Three Little Birds in a £13.7m sale-and-leaseback deal, Property Week can reveal.
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Demand for UK film and TV space reaches all time high
Demand for UK film and TV space has reached an all-time high, with up to 4.5m sq ft of development in planning, according to JLL’s ‘Reel Estate – Film and TV Studios as an Investment’ report.
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Graftongate to build new £30m helicopter logistics hub in Yeovil
Graftongate has sealed a deal to deliver a new £30m advanced helicopter logistics hub on behalf of Italian aerospace giant Leonardo.
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Magdalen College to sell 40% stake in Oxford Science Park
Magdalen College Oxford has appointed Cushman Wakefield to find a strategic partner for The Oxford Science Park (TOSP).
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UK’s largest EV charging hub set to electrify Brent Cross
Hammerson and Aberdeen Standard Investments have unveiled plans for the UK’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging facility at Brent Cross Shopping Centre car park, Property Week can reveal.
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Issa brothers to sell 27 petrol stations to complete £6.8bn Asda deal
The billionaire Issa brothers have agreed to sell almost 30 petrol stations so that its £6.8bn Asda takeover can go ahead.
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Harrison and Trinity launches JV to up-scale UK life sciences
Investment management firm Harrison Street has partnered with life sciences real estate operator and developer Trinity Investment Management to strengthen their presence in the sector.
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NCP driving through with controversial restructuring
NCP is planning to force landlords to write off unpaid rent as part of a controversial restructuring.
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Data centre investor raises £300m in IPO
Digital 9 Infrastructure (DGI9) has raised £300m in its initial public offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange.
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EMEA data centre market sees record take-up
Take up in the EMEA data centre market has reached record levels, data from Knight Frank has revealed.
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NCP owner demands rent cuts from landlords
Car park group National Car Parks (NCP) has stopped paying rent to its landlords and has asked for rent cuts after warning that it was on the brink of collapse.