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OnlineThe Collective targets £650m fundraising to build £1bn co-living portfolio
Co-living group The Collective and DTZ Investors have launched the world’s first fund to buy and build communal housing in London.
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WeWork’s UK losses rocket ten-fold
WeWork has posted a staggering ten-fold increase in losses for its UK arm in its latest set of accounts filed at Companies House.
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Local council pension funds pool £800m of real estate
Local Pensions Partnership Investments (LPPI) has launched its first pooled real estate fund – aggregating assets held by different local authority pension schemes.
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The Route raises £30m to fund eight UK developments
The Route Finance, part of The Route City wealth club, has raised £30m for the funding of eight developments across the UK.
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Investors flock to alternatives
Political and economic uncertainty is driving investors to reconsider their investment portfolios and driving them towards alternatives more than ever.
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Frogmore fund raises £80m in first closing
Private equity firm is looking to raise £400m for its fourth UK-only fund
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LaSalle plans to raise €1bn for debt fund
LaSalle Investment Management is gearing up to launch its latest debt fund later this year with a target capital raise of €1bn.
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Fairway Capital to raise £120m to target prime London resi
Boutique investment firm Fairway Capital is looking to raise £120m for a new fund that will invest in the prime central London residential market.
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Rate hike on PWLB loans to councils
The government has hiked the interest rate available on loans from the Public Works Loan Board in a move that is likely to dampen councils’ appetite to invest in commercial real estate.
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IWG buys The Clubhouse out of administration
Flexible office giant IWG has acquired The Clubhouse out of administration.
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Survey finds real estate finance sector starting to embrace tech
A survey of senior real estate finance professionals has found that the industry is making progress to embrace technology but that overreliance on Microsoft Excel remains a key challenge.
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LBS launches London-focused commercial real estate fund
Developer also receives green light for the redevelopment of Defoe Court near Old Street roundabout
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Allsop and Acuitus set to offer high-value lots in October sales
The UK’s two largest commercial auction houses have both released catalogues featuring big-ticket lots for their next sales.
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ICAMAP in attempt to block Atrium takeover by majority owner
ICAMAP Investments has written to the board of Atrium Real Estate alerting it to its intention to vote against the €1.4bn (£1.26bn) takeover of Atrium by Israeli property group Gazit Globe.
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Commercial property values drop in September
Capital values across UK commercial property fell -0.4% in September 2019, according to the latest CBRE Monthly Index, while rental values and total returns were flat.
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Leitner to head up CBRE GI
CBRE Group has appointed Chuck Leitner global chief executive of CBRE Global Investors, CBRE’s investment management business.
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What does the end of LIBOR mean for CRE finance?
UK policymakers are clearly determined to move financial markets off the London Inter-Bank Offered Rate (LIBOR), used by the floating rate loans that dominate the UK CRE financing market.
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How do you present a lending opportunity correctly?
Presenting lending opportunities can sometimes be challenging as it varies between funders as to what information is required at the initial enquiry stage.
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How is public funding changing?
Public sector funding in the residential real estate development market has significantly increased in recent years. At a national level, Homes England has led the charge alongside regional bodies such as the Greater London Authority (GLA). This demonstrates government’s drive to facilitate housing delivery.
