All Development articles – Page 7
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OnlineBBC signs at revised £1.1bn scheme in Olympic Park with mayoral backing
Sadiq Khan has unveiled revised plans for a new £1.1bn mixed-use scheme in Olympic Park, which will be home to the BBC’s live music offering, with £385m of investment from the Mayor of London.
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BNP PRE makes Portuguese debut with Lisbon mixed-use purchase
BNP Paribas Real Estate has purchased a 797,000 sq ft mixed scheme site in Lisbon for its debut acquisition in Portugal.
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Optimism increases in London development
Survey reveals improvement in sentiment despite political and economic upheaval.
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Watkin Jones exploring launch of new funding vehicle
Construction and development company Watkin Jones is looking at launching a new investment vehicle to focus on build-to-rent developments.
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Grainger agrees to buy £63m build to rent development
Grainger has agreed to acquire a 261-home build-to-rent development scheme in Milton Keynes for £63m.
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Indian firm Essel in talks to take over £3.5bn Silvertown development
Multi-billion pound Indian company Essel Group is in talks with the Silvertown Partnership to take over the £3.5bn development in east London’s Royal Docks.
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Hammerson and ASI secure Showcase as debut signing for Brent Cross extension
Luxury cinema brand Showcase Cinema de Lux will be opening its first London location in the £1.4bn Brent Cross extension.
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Tincknell leaves Battersea Power Station
Battersea Power Station Development Company (BPSDC) chief executive Rob Tincknell has resigned.
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Henry Boot revenues rise 33% as project delivery accelerates
Property developer Henry Boot has reported a 33% annual rise in revenues to £409m after delivering development projects earlier than expected.
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Almacantar wins Centre Point fee battle with Sir Robert McAlpine
Property developer Almacantar has won a legal case against Sir Robert McAlpine over a £1m construction fee dispute for work on the £100m redevelopment of the Centre Point tower in London.
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Government commits £866m to meet housing target - property reacts
The government has committed £866m to fund work to free up more sites for housing developments.
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Go ahead for 'long-overdue' Glasgow scheme
Harbert Management Corporation and XLB Property have been granted planning permission for the “long-overdue” regeneration of the seven-acre Central Quay site in Glasgow.
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Clarion plans 135 homes in Brent
Clarion Housing Group is to develop 135 homes for first-time buyers in north west London.
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Top five key development opportunities to keep an eye on this year
Market forecast to remain buoyant as Help to Buy boosts housebuilders’ confidence in land purchases.
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Multi-million pound road upgrade to unlock development sites
A multi-million pound public and private sector partnership to upgrade roads in England will help unlock development sites delivering over 1,700 homes.
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Birmingham’s tallest resi tower approved
Developer Moda has been granted planning permission for the tallest-ever residential tower in Birmingham as part of its £183m Broad Street scheme.
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Candy claimant vows to appeal High Court decision
Mark Holyoake said he will appeal a High Court ruling which dismissed his claims of blackmail and intimidation against the Candy brothers.
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Candy brothers win £132m legal case
Christian and Nick Candy have successfully defended a £132m legal claim brought against them by a former business associate.
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SME housebuilder Backhouse gets go ahead for £21m Somerset resi scheme
Independent housebuilder Backhouse has received planning consent to create 74 homes in the market town of Castle Cary, Somerset.
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Craigleth sees the fruit of Manchester’s Loom in £20m resi deal
Craigleith Property Group has struck a £20m deal on behalf of an investment partner to buy 89 apartments in The Loom, a Manchester development by Artisan Investment Group (AIG).
