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OnlineFEC opens Manchester office in northern expansion plans
Hong developer Far East Consortium (FEC) has strengthened its UK operation with the opening of its first regional office in Manchester.
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Harworth gets green light for 800-home Nottingham scheme
Harworth Group has been granted planning permission for a mixed-use development of the former Thoresby Colliery in Nottinghamshire, comprising 800 homes and 250,000 sq ft of commercial space.
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MIPIM UK: L&G announces plans to double BTR delivery
Bill Hughes, head of real assets at Legal and General Investment Management, has said the group plans to double its build-to-rent (BTR) delivery target by 2019.
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Redrow unveils plans to build 71-acre Canterbury community
Redrow has entered into an agreement with Quinn Estates and Invicta Properties to deliver up to 250 new homes at Hoplands Farm, a 71 acre parcel of land in Hersden, to the north east of the City of Canterbury.
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Muse to lead Dartford town centre regen
Dartford Borough Council has appointed Muse Developments to lead the £75m mixed-use redevelopment of the town’s Westgate district.
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LonRes launches RESDEV
Independent subscription based data platform LonRes has launched a new platform to increase exposure of new build schemes to potential buyers.
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Barratt and Sanctuary snap up land at Millbrook Park
Barratt London and Sanctuary Group have acquired land on a former north London army barracks site to develop 465 homes.
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Hampshire Trust to open Leeds office to support northern developers
Hampshire Trust Bank has put in a place a team of regional property experts to support SME housebuilders in the northern regions ahead of opening its Leeds office next year.
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Network Rail releases sites for development
Network Rail has released several sites for commercial and residential development in five locations across Greater London and the South East in the first of a series of multi-site launches.
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Guinness brewer announces major Dublin scheme
Brewery Diageo - which produces drinks such as Guinness, Smirnoff vodka and Tanqueray gin - has announced plans for a major mixed-use scheme at its St. James’s Gate site in Dublin and has launched a search for a development partner.
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FEC on lookout for regen project in the south
Asian developer Far East Consortium (FEC) has revealed it is on the hunt for a large-scale regeneration project in the south of England.
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L&R chosen to develop £1bn London docklands scheme
Ian and Richard Livingstone’s London Regional Properties (L R) has won the right to develop a £1bn project in London docklands.
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ITV submits plans for new South Bank HQ
ITV has submitted plans for a new 300,000 sq ft global headquarters on London’s South Bank.
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Oxfordshire garden town wins £6.2m government cash injection
South Oxfordshire council has received a £6.2m government windfall to accelerate the delivery of more than 15,000 homes in Didcot garden town.
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Kevin McCloud's HAB Housing gets go ahead for first project in Bristol
HAB Housing, the development company founded by Kevin McCloud, has secured planning permission to build 161 sustainable homes in Southmead, Bristol.
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NatWest funds two London train station schemes
Solum has secured £59m of funding for two mixed-use schemes linked to train stations in Walthamstow and Twickenham.
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Seven Capital launches housebuilding division
Seven Capital is to launch a regional housebuilding division with a £100m investment in family housing across the West Midlands and surrounding counties.
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Urban Splash grows profits by £9m
Manchester-based developer Urban Splash has revealed a £9m growth in profits in its latest set of annual results, helped by an increase in development activity.
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GPE spends £50m in Whitechapel
Great Portland Estates (GPE) has bought land and buildings in Whitechapel, London for £49.6m from Hermes Investment Management.
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Lower build cost inflation could present opportunities
Development costs in some sectors of the commercial property market are starting to plateau, according to the latest edition of Savills’ Programme and Cost Sentiment Survey (SPECS).
