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All Finance articles – Page 4
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NewsBarratt Developments brands Building Safety Levy “unjust and disproportionate”
Housebuilder Barratt Developments has urged the government to reconsider its plans to expand the scope of the Building Safety Levy, in addition to the existing Residential Property Developer Tax.
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Alternative Income REIT reveals Q1 NAV increase on strong portfolio valuation
An increased portfolio valuation across retail warehousing, industrial and car showroom assets pushed up Alternative Income REIT’s (AIRE) net asset value (NAV) 3.2% to £75.1m for the first quarter compared with the previous three months.
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Interest rate hike will not curb resi demand, say industry figures
Demand for residential property will not see a correction in the short term despite an interest rate to 1%, up from 0.75% today- the highest level since 2009.
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NAV up 2.5% for Target Healthcare REIT as care home sector continues COVID fightback
Target Healthcare REIT has reported a NAV uplift of 2.5% for its Q3 period ending 31 March.
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Home REIT drives up NAV and portfolio count in strong HY showing
Home REIT has posted a 5.8% NAV uplift in its half-year results, alongside a spree of acquisitions of properties to provide accomodation for the homeless.
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Derwent eyes Moorfields buy as Q1 sees London ‘busy again’
Derwent London has declared London ‘busy again’ as Q1 2022 new lease numbers sets the tone for upcoming projects.
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Savills bids to boost industrial offer as Essex shed features in May sale
Savills aims to offer more industrial and logistics assets to tap into strong appetite for opportunities in the sector, auctions director Paul Mooney told Property Week ahead of the firm’s 10 May online auction.
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CBREIM says small lenders must step in to fund asset upgrades
Big lenders will be unwilling to take on risk of funding improvements in assets’ ESG credentials, firm predicts.
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Resi conversion opportunities are star lots in next Allsop sale
Firm flags up potential resi conversion trend as it offers Sheffield Debenhams store and Portsmouth offices.
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Redical bags Romford shopping centre for £80m
A Romford shopping centre, which was bought for £281m at its peak, has been acquired for an estimated £80m, Property Week understands.
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Matter Real Estate completes £150m refinancing of Placefirst
Placefirst has been refinanced by direct real estate investment firm, Matter Real Estate, for £150m in a five-year debt facility which has been provided by a strategic lending partner.
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Chelsea sale in doubt as Abramovich looks to renege on £1.6bn loan write-off
Fears are mounting that the sale of Chelsea FC could be delayed as a result of Roman Abramovich potentially U-turning on a promise to write off a £1.6bn loan.
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NAV rises 9% at UKCM
UK Commercial Property REIT (UKCP) has posted a 9% rise in net asset value (NAV) per share during the three months to the end of March.
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Study Inn refinances £161m PBSA portfolio
Study Inn Group has refinanced its second portfolio of student accommodation assets with facilities totalling £161m.
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Chancerygate and Bridges buy €4.5m Dublin site for €35m logistics development
Developer Chancerygate and specialist investor Bridges Fund Management have acquired a five-acre site in Dublin where it plans on delivering a €35m (£29.5m), 114,000 sq ft logistics development.
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Quanta launches €300m sale and leaseback fund
Irish investment group Quanta Capital is set to launch a €300m (£252m) fund targeting sale and leaseback deals in the logistics sector in Ireland.
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Inland Homes sells portion of Beaconsfield scheme
Inland Homes has agreed to sell of part of its Wilton Park development in Beaconsfield to care home and retirement living operator Beechcroft Developments, for £19.1m.
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Industrials REIT has record quarter for deal volumes
Industrials REIT has revealed a 90% leap in the value of new leases during the first three month of the year.
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Avison Young puts London office Q1 investment at highest since Q3 2018
Around £5bn was spent on London office assets over the first three months of the year, making it the largest amount transacted in a single quarter since Q3 2018, according to real estate firm Avison Young.
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M&G’s European property fund raises record €524m in Q1
Savings and investment giant M&G’s €5bn (£4.21bn) European Property Fund has recorded its largest inflow for a single quarter in the fund’s 15-year history.
