Daniel McGrath
Dan is the Multimedia Journalist at Property Week.
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OnlinePye appointed Montagu Evans’ head of sustainability
Planning and development consultancy Montagu Evans has appointed Oliver Pye as head of sustainability.
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Deloitte Crane Survey shows office construction levels fell in 2022
The number of office developments completed in Belfast, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester fell 13% in 2022 compared with 2021, according to the Deloitte Crane Survey.
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Manière de Voir signs for flagship physical London store
Online fashion retailer Manière de Voir has taken space at Hines’ Oxbourne House development above Bond Street station in London for its first physical store worldwide.
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Lichfields announces number of senior promotions
Planning and development consultancy Lichfields has made a range of senior promotions as it continues to develop and expand its regional and national operations.
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A valuable platform?
Insurer’s study finds prices can be lower for some homes near to stations
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Trio of deals take Landsec’s n2 development to two thirds pre-let
Landsec has pre-let a further six floors, totalling around 60,000 sq ft, at its n2 development in Victoria, London, taking the building to 66% pre-let.
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Clive Emson kickstarts 2023 with 142-lot online auction
Auction house is offering a range of properties including a former inn in Devon and a mixed-use site in Kent.
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London properties lead Allsop’s largest commercial sale since 2019
Allsop’s next commercial auction on 9 February will be its largest since 2019.
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Flexible salon space firm retains Colliers for 50 UK location roll out
Flexible salon space operator, Phenix Salon Suites, has retained Colliers to find 50 UK sites by 2030 as the US-based firm expands in the UK, western Europe and Canada.
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French theme park operator searches for UK site
Award-winning international immersive cultural and historical theme park operator Puy du Fou has instructed Savills to find its first UK site.
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Grosvenor signs first tenant for Mayfair scheme
Alternative asset management firm Hayfin has become the first occupier to sign for space at Grosvenor’s 65 Davies Street development in Mayfair, London.
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Boxpark secures consent for Liverpool brewery site
The Boxpark Group is to open its first site outside London in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle area, after receiving planning permission and signing a 15-year lease with Cains Brewery Village.
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Atenor gets green light for sustainable retrofit of City building
Belgian-based developer Atenor has received planning consent for its first UK development, a sustainable retrofit of Fleet House in the City of London.
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UK’s ‘first hybrid commercial estate agency’ launched
Former commercial property agency City & Counties Commercial has relaunched as Whozoo, to offer a platform connecting partner agents with clients buying, selling or developing commercial property in the UK.
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Arrow-Cerberus sells Corby warehouse for £30m
Leftfield Advisors has purchased a 248,000 sq ft logistics warehouse in Corby from Arrow Capital Partners for around £30m.
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Savills says 2022 auctions sales total was up £100m on 2021
Auctioneer reports ‘best-ever year’ despite ‘turbulent economic backdrop’ ahead of its first sale of 2023
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Former Winchester hostel on offer at upcoming Barnard Marcus sale
A 10-bedroom former hostel close to Winchester rail station, with potential for development as a hotel or student accommodation, is leading the first Barnard Marcus auction of 2023 on 6 February, with a guide price of £635,000
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Spring announces leadership reshuffle to target £100m acquisitions
National home-buying and part exchange firm Spring has reshuffled its leadership team to drive its plans to hit £100m in acquisitions and sales this year.
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Teesside Uni launches London campus at Here East
Teesside University has launched a new campus at Here East in London’s Olympic Park, adding to the number of universities and students based at the innovation and tech facility.
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Redrow announces introduction of heat pumps as standard
Housebuilder Redrow has announced that all of its new detached home development will use air source heat pumps and underfloor heating as standard, as part of its plan to achieve net zero carbon by 2050.
