Goodstone snaps up debut BTR site
Macquarie Asset Management’s build-to-rent (BTR) arm Goodstone Living has acquired a site in Birmingham for its £150m debut scheme, which is set to deliver more than 500 BTR homes and the largest private garden in the city.
Zero availability for lab space in Cambridge due to demand
Lack of spec development along with booming demand for life sciences has resulted in squeeze on space.
Government criticised over EWS1 policy shift
Experts cast doubt over plans to scrap fire safety forms for buildings below 18m.
AEW says inflation is unlikely to lead to interest rate hikes
Company’s research suggests inflation will be short-lived trend and have only a limited impact on property
Grosvenor and Stow Capital team with TX for Mayfair office development
Grosvenor Britain & Ireland and Stow Capital Partners have partnered with TX (Tenant Experience) on a new 27,000 sq ft office development in Mayfair, London.
Dr Martens steps up at Liverpool ONE
Dr Martens has taken a new 2,000 sq ft store at Grosvenor’s Liverpool ONE.
First Base and Patron Capital submit plans for Milton Keynes mixed-use scheme
First Base and Patron Capital have submitted plans for MK Gateway, a mixed-use scheme in the centre of Milton Keynes.
SAV Group acquires £25m PBSA building
SAV Group has acquired a student accommodation building on Cromwell Road in South Kensington for £25m, Property Week can reveal.
Hadley ‘in growth mode’ following approval of two residential schemes
Hadley Property Group chief executive Andy Portlock has said the residential developer is “very much in growth mode” and is eyeing further acquisitions this year following its second major planning approval in the space of a week.
Midlands H1 logistics take-up 75% up on same period last year
Logistics take-up in the Midlands was more than 75% higher in the first half of 2021 than in the same period in 2020, according to new data from Knight Frank.
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AEW says inflation is unlikely to lead to interest rate hikes
Company’s research suggests inflation will be short-lived trend and have only a limited impact on property
Mailbox REIT declares first dividend as net asset value inches up
Mailbox REIT declares a first interim dividend of 0.92p per share as it noted it has collected 92.6% of June quarter rents as of July 27.
Davies steps down as CFO at NewRiver following sale of pubs business
Mark Davies has stepped down chief financial officer (CFO) of NewRiver REIT following the company’s sale of Hawthorn Leisure to Admiral Taverns for £222.3m earlier this week.
Experts question if EWS1 move is really a ‘step forward’
Sceptics remain cautious in wake of expert safety advice issued on EWS1 forms for sub-18m tall buildings.
Liverpool’s property industry decries loss of heritage status
Many argue UNESCO’s removal of world heritage status ignores city’s balance of conservation and development.
Number of senior living units forecast to grow
Knight Frank predicts number of units will rise by 10% over the next five years.
Retail-to-resi is a win for homes
The national housing shortage and the retail crisis are two of the property industry’s biggest challenges.
MMC will soon dominate the housebuilding market, says Man Group
Modern methods of construction (MMC) are on track to be a dominant form of construction in the housebuilding industry, according to Man Group’s Shamez Alibhai and ilke Homes’ Patrick Bergin.
Q&A: New ULI head on ramping up affordable homes delivery
ULI chair Anette Simpson discusses the key post-pandemic challenges the UK housing industry is facing.
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Tough times for British Land and Landsec
Business leaders must act fast to ease office-return fears
The time is right for ‘brandlords’
Offices will not suffer like retail
Private equity makes a supermarket sweep
Tough times for British Land and Landsec
Business leaders must act fast to ease office-return fears
The time is right for ‘brandlords’
Offices will not suffer like retail
Private equity makes a supermarket sweep