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All East Midlands articles – Page 9
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OnlineReal Estate Investors increases rent collection
Midlands-based commercial property group Real Estate Investors has seen an increase in rent collections as it provided an update to the stock exchange.
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OnlineSEGRO lets another 192,000 sq ft to DHL in East Midlands
SEGRO has let a further 192,000 sq ft to DHL in the East Midlands.
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NewsBMO lets 54,000 sq ft to flooring retailer in Coventry
BMO UK Property Fund has let a 54,000 sq ft unit at Prologis Park in Coventry to flooring retailer UK Flooring Direct.
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MarketsLeicester goes for the home run
But the city’s bold plans for housing and employment sites face challenges.
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OnlineReal Estate Investors swings to a loss after drop in valuations
Midlands-focused REIT Real Estate Investors posted a rise in revenue but swung to a pre-tax loss after suffering a drop in property valuations for the six months to 30 June.
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OnlineHenley and Aprirose sell Corby Tesco Extra for £47m
Henley and Aprirose have sold a Tesco Extra supermarket in Corby for £47m.
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OnlineWarehouse REIT acquires two single-let warehouses for £82m
Warehouse REIT has acquired two single-let warehouses for £82m.
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NewsTrans Global leases 50,000 sq ft at Northampton industrial estate
Trans Global Freight Management has leased a 50,000 sq ft industrial unit at Lodge Farm Industrial Estate in Northampton from Keranto Three.
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NewsStaples seeks lease assignment on 528,000 sq ft Corby warehouse
Office supply retailer Staples is looking for a lease assignment on a 528,000 sq ft warehouse it rents in Corby.
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NewsJR Capital and Chancerygate snap up £10.4m Northampton industrial portfolio
JR Capital and Chancerygate’s £100m multi-let industrial fund have bought a portfolio of five industrial assets in Northampton for £10.4m.
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OnlineWilford Lane Developments gets the green light for Nottingham scheme
Wilford Lane Developments Limited (WLDL) has secured planning permission from Rushcliffe Borough Council for a convenience store-led commercial scheme in West, Bridgford, Nottingham.
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NewsIntu Broadmarsh taken over by council
Intu Broadmarsh has fallen into adminisation and been taken over by Nottingham City Council after retail landlord intu collapsed into administration at the end of last month.
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OnlineSheffield Council and Queensberry on the hunt for leisure occupiers for city centre scheme
Sheffield City Council and strategic development partner Queensberry are seeking new occupiers for an array of food and beverage, leisure and culture spaces across its Block H site in the Heart of City II scheme.
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NewsAmazon lets 550,000 sq ft at Panattoni Park Nottingham
Amazon has let the 550,000 sq ft cross-docked warehouse at Panattoni Park Nottingham, as the online retailer continues its dominance of the industrial real estate market.
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NewsDHL pre-lets 694,000 sq ft at SEGRO’s East Midlands Gateway
DHL deal for food manufacturer shows continued appetite for logistics space after record-breaking quarter
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OnlineNeovia and Griffen complete sale-and-leaseback of 1.65m sq ft warehouse campus
Neovia Logistics has completed the sale and leaseback of its Desford Campus in Leicester for an undisclosed price.
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MarketsDevelopers get hip to Digbeth
Resi is returning to a Birmingham district with a distinctive start-up culture.
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NewsPrimark appoints Savills to solve stock glut
Primark has appointed Savills to find temporary storage space for excess stock ordered before the coronavirus lockdown.
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NewsClipper Logistics lets warehouse for NHS PPE distribution
Clipper has let a 240,000 sq ft warehouse to store and distribute personal protective equipment (PPE) for the NHS. The news comes as the government faces increased scrutiny for not providing enough PPE for NHS staff.
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MarketsDaventry council tries to stop use of PDR on strategic sites
Permitted development rights (PDR) have been used to turn commercial properties across the land into housing schemes. But now Daventry council has said enough is enough and is taking steps to protect what it sees as its key employment sites.
