All articles by David Doyle – Page 20
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Buy-to-let lending reaches highest level since 2008 end
Buy-to-let lending increased by 16% in the third quarter in a sign of continued growth in residential renting, the Council of Mortgage Lenders said today.
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Rockspring makes Sweden debut
Rockspring Property Investment Managers has bought its first property in Sweden, the Myren 6 8 logistics property in Sweden for €35m.
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Land Securities enjoys 4.5% NAV rise
Land Securities has enjoyed a 4.5% net asset value rise since the end of March, but the UK’s biggest property company said it expected difficulties in managing occupancy in the tough economic climate.
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Midweek Bulletin: What would UGL's DTZ takeover mean for UK business?
DTZ’s announcement today that it has picked Australian facilities management company UGL as preferred bidder for the company creates an unusual cultural partnership.
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French investment market booms in Q3 with return of portfolio sales
The French investment market enjoyed a booming third quarter of the year, bolstered by three portfolio sales and a number deals over €100m.
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Pramerica wins £135m ground lease mandate
Pramerica Real Estate Investors has won a £135m mandate to invest into UK ground lease properties.
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Rockspring buys Leatherhead business park
Rockspring Property Investment Managers has bought the Mole Business Park in Leatherhead for £38.1m.
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Land Securities given green light for major Victoria development
Land Securities was last night granted planning consent for a 548,000 sq ft office and apartments scheme in London’s Victoria.
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Segro reshuffles business
Segro has reshuffled its business including the promotion of two members of staff to the new roles of chief operating officer and chief investment.
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Economic uncertainty knocks UK commercial property capital growth down to 0.1%
Declining occupier demand, caused by the UK’s stuttering economic performance, saw capital growth in the commercial property sector slow to just 0.3% in the third quarter of the year, the IPD reported today.
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Goodman and Europa win Kent consent
Goodman and Europa Capital have been given the green light for a 325,000 sq ft logisitics facility near Aylesford, Kent.
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Preston's Tithebarn back to the drawing board after John Lewis exit
Council leaders today said they will have to go back to the drawing board and reform plans to redevelop the Titheburn area of preston following John Lewis’s announcement that it would no longer anchor the £700m scheme.
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Liverpool debates £130m housing plan
Liverpool City Council will debate a £130m housing plan tomorrow which could see council owned land offered for development at zero cost.
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Rival Manchester developers launch newly merged business
Two Manchester property developers have joined forces to form a new business.
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Axa Property Trust NAV falls 9.1% amidst ongoing Euro crisis
Net asset value fell by 9.1% at the Axa Property Trust in the third quarter of the year, mainly due to foreign exchange translation losses.
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St Modwen submits plans for major East Staffs scheme
St Modwen has submitted a planning application for 660 homes and around 780,000 sq t of employment space to the south of Branston Village in Burton-on-Trent.
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Henderson poaches from DTZ
Henderson Global Investors has poached from DTZ’s central London valuation team.
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Peel submits plans for £650m Chatham Docks scheme
John Whittaker’s Peel Land Property has submitted an outline planning application for a £650m mixed-use scheme at Chatham Docks, Kent.
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Eurozone deal adds £750m to value of UK REITs
More than £750m was added to the value to UK-listed real estate investment trusts this morning as the stock markets surged off the back of yesterday’s Eurozone debt deal.
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Clinton Cards extends debt as it works on store portfolio
Struggling retailer Clinton Cards has secured an extension to its credit facilities as it continues to try to rejuvenate the business through investment in, and reduction of, its store portfolio.