All articles by Hannah Brenton – Page 2
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OnlineAdonis to chair new infrastructure commission
Labour peer Lord Adonis has resigned the party whip to chair a new infrastructure commission for the government.
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OnlineUnite UK Student Accommodation Fund passes £2bn mark
The Unite UK Student Accommodation Fund has reached a value of more than £2bn due to strong rental growth.
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OnlineMcCarthy & Stone aims £2.5bn into land and build
Retirement housebuilder McCarthy Stone has increased its target investment in land and build to £2.5bn in the next four years.
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Crosslane wins go-ahead for first Sheffield student scheme
Crosslane Student Developments has secured planning permission for its first student housing scheme in Sheffield.
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NewsLondon riverside site up for sale
A rare riverside site with consent for a £300m residential scheme has been put up for sale in Fulham, west London.
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OnlineThackeray Estate enjoys £40m summer flurry
Brett Palos’ Thackeray Estate has completed a number of site acquisitions and exchanges across London that could add more than £40m of value to its existing £300m portfolio.
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OnlineDanish billionaire swoops on £170m Oxford Street redevelopment
A Danish retail dynasty is close to purchasing a major redevelopment opportunity near London’s Oxford Street, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineCrest Nicholson regeneration guru leaves business
Crest Nicholson’s long-serving regeneration head Debbie Aplin has left the business, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineS J Phillips puts New Bond Street home up for sale
The home of antique jewellery dealer S J Phillips on New Bond Street has been put up for sale for the first time.
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OnlineLabour mulls massive public housebuilding drive
Labour is mulling backing a huge public housebuilding drive to deliver 100,000 homes a year.
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NewsApple takes bite out of Glasshouse Street
Global technology giant Apple has agreed a deal to lease the whole of 21 Glasshouse Street in London’s Soho.
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NewsResidential Land primed to buy luxury flats in London
Bruce Ritchie’s Residential Land has exchanged contracts to purchase 122 luxury flats in a red-brick Victorian mansion block refurbishment in Hammersmith, west London.
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MarketsQ&A: Lands Improvement gives Telereal big resi boost
Telereal Trillium last week acquired strategic land specialist Lands Improvement Group from BlackRock for £120m.
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MarketsNLA reveals top 100 ‘radical’ ideas to tackle housing crisis
As London’s housing crisis becomes more acute, the solutions are becoming increasingly creative - as New London Architecture (NLA) found when it launched a competition to find the top 100 potential solutions to the problem.
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MarketsNew-look Labour brandishes tougher housing policies
It has been a dramatic week for the Labour party. Veteran left-wing Islington MP Jeremy Corbyn stormed to victory on Saturday, becoming Labour leader in a landslide victory, with 59.5% of first-preference votes.
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OnlineUK fund manager poised to forward fund £160m Manchester PRS scheme
Lothbury Investment Management is poised to unlock one of Manchester’s largest city centre developments for a huge private rented sector-led (PRS) scheme.
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Online33 Golden Square primed for refurb
Orchard Street Investment Management has secured a new 10-year lease with existing tenant Clear Channel at 33 Golden Square in London’s Soho, unlocking a refurbishment of the building.
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OnlineLondon tenant representation firms merge
Tenant representation firms Perrins Dooley, Shoreditch Office Space and Keystone CRE have merged to form a new company called Reesa.
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Online55 Conduit Street sells at sub 3%
Artesian had sold 55 Conduit Street in London’s Mayfair to a private investor at a yield of sub 3%.
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OnlineDanish womenswear brand heads to Chelsea
Danish womenswear brand Noa Noa has relocated its only standalone London store to the King’s Road in Chelsea.
