All articles by Andy Hillier – Page 7
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NewsPlans for UK’s first ‘plastic park’ get go-ahead
Plans to create the UK’s first ‘plastic park’ for processing waste materials have received planning consent.
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NewsChinese and Hong Kong investors purchase £8.75bn of homes in Liverpool over five years
Chinese and Hong Kong buyers purchased around 35,000 homes in Liverpool, worth an estimated £8.75bn, between 2017 and 2021, a survey has found.
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NewsHarworth raises £39m from housing plot sales
Regeneration specialist Harworth Group has sold two parcels of land to developer Barratt and David Wilson Homes for a total of £39m.
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NewsMeadow Partners purchases freehold for Aldgate offices for £26m
Real estate investor Meadow Partners has purchased the freehold for the Wool + Tailor building in Aldgate, central London, for £26m.
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InsightBritish seaside now a Premier location
Boosted by the staycation trend, Whitbread is targeting coastal and leisure locations to expand its Premier Inn chain. Acquisitions manager Louise Woodruff reveals to Andy Hillier what kind of sites it is seeking.
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NewsResidential is on the rise in town and city centres around the UK
CMS report shows property owners and investors are repurposing their city and town centre assets.
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InsightGrosvenor gets retrofit for the future
Andy Creamer, Grosvenor’s head of service performance, tells Andy Hillier how the landlord is rising to the challenge of adapting its historic London estate to meet modern energy performance standards.
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NewsRelated Argent and Fusion team up for £210m PBSA scheme in north London
Property developers Related Argent and Fusion are joining forces to build and manage a 662-room, purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development at Brent Cross Town, north London.
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NewsChurch Commissioners appoints planning specialist to support affordable housing delivery
The Church Commissioners for England has appointed Jennifer Longstaff as strategic land and affordable housing asset manager.
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NewsFLCT strikes £101m deal for Stoford’s Ellesmere Port distribution scheme
Commercial property developer Stoford has signed a £101m deal with Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (FLCT) to create a distribution centre at Ellesmere Port in Cheshire.
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NewsBloom secures planning consent for Brixton and Hackney ultra-urban warehouses
Industrial developer Bloom has secured planning consent for two ultra-urban warehouse developments in London.
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NewsFiera brings in £170m for new logistics development fund
Fiera Real Estate UK has raised around £170m of equity from investors for its new logistics development fund.
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NewsVertical farming company takes 70,000 sq ft at Newmarket Business Park
UK-based vertical farming company OneFarm has taken 70,000 sq ft of space at Newmarket Business Park in Suffolk.
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NewsKier Property and HGP form £80m resi joint venture
Kier Property and Housing Growth Partnership (HGP) have formed a joint venture that will see them develop around 2,000 new homes over the next five years.
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NewsR&F secures £770m funding rescue package for One Nine Elms
Chinese developer R&F has agreed a £770m financing deal that will allow it to complete its £1bn One Nine Elms development on London’s South Bank next year.
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NewsFiera Real Estate UK names new head of UK
Investment management firm Fiera Real Estate UK (FRE UK) has promoted Charles Allen to the role of head of UK.
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NewsLegal & General Capital hires head of investment for housing
Legal & General Capital (LGC) has appointed Vanisha Thakrar as head of investment for housing.
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NewsGreenstone buys Brent affordable units from Telford Homes
Greenstone has completed a deal to buy 155 new affordable homes in Brent, north-west London, from Telford Homes.
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NewsCitra buys chunk of Riverside Park development in Ashford
Rental provider Citra Living, part of Lloyds Banking Group, has purchased 110 properties at the Riverside Park development in Ashford, Kent, from Oxford-based housebuilder GRE Assets.
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NewsCouncil approves green transformation of London’s Grosvenor Square
Grosvenor Property UK has been given the go-ahead by Westminster City Council to turn grade II-listed Grosvenor Square into an environmentally friendly urban garden.
