All articles by Anviksha Patel
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NewsTenant accuses Savills branch of enforcing a ban on Russians
Agency understood to have told the applicant that the landlord has a policy of not accepting Russian nationals.
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OnlineQ&A: Wain Group CEO on its 50-year history
Will Ainscough discusses the economic climate and its evolving business values.
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NewsTfL receives consent for extra commercial space at Bank development
Transport for London (TfL) has received planning approval for an extra office floor and roof terrace at its above-station development at Bank in central London.
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OnlineOcean King splashes out on Derby industrial unit
Fresh and frozen food wholesale and distribution firm Ocean King has pre-let a 28,000 sq ft storage facility due to open this December at Victory Park in Derby.
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OnlineTaylor Wimpey unveils plans for 500-home neighbourhood in St Helens
Taylor Wimpey has announced plans to develop more than 500 homes on land south of Gartons Lane in Bold, St Helens.
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OnlineCicero Estates wins appeal to develop 72 Dorset homes
Cicero Estates has been given the greenlight to develop 72 homes in north Dorset, after a planning inspector overturned the local authority’s rejection of the scheme following a five-day public inquiry in April.
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OnlineMitsui Fudosan buys out AIMCo on Television Centre phase 2 redevelopment
Mitsui Fudosan have bought AIMCo’s share on the second phase of the redevelopment of Television Centre in White City, London as the firm, along with Stanhope, have unveiled their plans for the £500m project.
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NewsCountryside Partnerships closes MMC factory as hunt for new CEO continues
Countryside Partnerships has shut down one of its three MMC factories owned by the group, which is expected to save £15m annually but will cause a reduction in the “run-rate of manufacturing losses” as a result.
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NewsHarrison Street snaps up Cork student digs
US-based investment management firm Harrison Street has acquired Melbourn Point, a 342-bed purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) asset in Cork, Ireland.
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NewsWorkspace quarterly rent roll up 3%
Flexible office provider Workspace has reported a like-for-like rent roll increase of 2.9% to £93.8m in its first financial quarter ending 30 June.
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NewsJoseph Homes to deliver affordable homes at Southwark scheme
B Corporation-certified developer Joseph Homes has completed a deal with Southern Housing Group to deliver the residential phase of a mixed-use development in Southwark, south London with 100% affordable housing, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsVatican imposes new investment policy after botched property deal
The Vatican has overhauled its investment policy after the sale of a property in Chelsea, London, lost the Church reportedly more than £100m.
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NewsProperty industry pays tribute to Tony Pidgley at memorial service
More than 1,000 people gathered at St Paul’s Cathedral on yesterday (19 July) to pay tribute to the life and work of Berkeley Group founder and chairman Tony Pidgley.
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NewsQ&A: LDS director on SME financing market
Ex-Homes England development finance head on lending to small housebuilders.
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NewsAllsop finally sells Marylebone asset for £8.5m at July auction
The six-storey prime central London property, which failed to sell at the firm’s May sale, was sold prior to auction.
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NewsEmployment tribunal rules in favour of Your Move dismissal
An employment tribunal has agreed that estate agency YourMove.co.uk did not unfairly dismiss a former financial consultant after he failed to disclose bankruptcy.
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NewsExperts slam environmental holes in Levelling Up bill
Real estate experts have warned that the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill is “as good as silent” on the climate emergency, which could hamper ambitions to improve sustainability in the built environment.
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NewsRangeford Villages makes two hires
Later-living developer Rangeford Villages is continuing to expand its senior leadership team with two key new hires this summer.
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NewsLong Harbour, PSP Investments and Cadillac Fairview makes second BTR investment
Long Harbour, PSP Investments and Cadillac Fairview have agreed to forward-purchase a 204-unit BTR development in Tower Hamlets, London, for £110m.
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NewsRegional REIT buys former online bank premises in Derby
Regional REIT has purchased the former home of the UK’s first online bank Egg Bank in Derby for around £20m.
