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NewsTrue owners of 52,000 properties still unknown as overseas firms shirk transparency laws
The true owners of around 52,000 properties in the UK are still shrouded in mystery after thousands of offshore companies failed to comply with new transparency laws.
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Jastar Capital buys London aparthotel in £40m-plus deal
London aparthotel Native Bankside has been sold by Create REIT to Jastar Capital in a deal in excess of £40m.
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Caisson and iO agree merger
Caisson Investment Management and iO Asset Management have agreed to merge, combining around £1bn of light industrial and logistics assets under management across the UK and Europe.
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Palace Capital embarks on second shareback in a less than a year
Palace Capital is set to launch another share buyback programme, following its repurchase of 2.3m shares in July 2022.
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Private investors to splash £2.4bn on London offices in 2023, says Knight Frank
Around a quarter of the £9.5bn that will be invested in London office space this year will come from private investors, accounting for a 60% rise from the segment on last year, according to Knight Frank.
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Long-term outlook is positive, says survey
BPF survey shows property leaders are confident about economic prospects
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Get in the zone with regen leases
At the Convention of the North in Manchester on 25 January, housing secretary Michael Gove announced the government’s recommitment to investment zones. The initiative will allow some local authorities to designate sites that will be earmarked for tax cuts, relaxed regulation and planning simplifications within that area.
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Cain International’s Ellen Brunsberg on preparing for a year of confusion
I want to wish you all a ‘Happy! 2023?’. The unorthodox punctuation is deliberate: It shows my uncertainty and conviction. I am both enthusiastic and uncertain. Which reflects the year we’re about to enter: prepare for 2023 to be a year of confusion.
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Q4 data leads to SEGRO and Tritax downgrades
Goodbody moves both industrial firms to ‘hold’ calls after reports of NAV declines
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Savills IM completes €3.6bn of deals in 2022
Savills Investment Management struck more than €3.6bn (£3.2bn) in private real estate equity deals around the world during 2022.
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OakNorth Bank and ASK lend £41.5m for Southwark development
Lenders OakNorth Bank and ASK have provided developer Tailored Living Solutions with £41.5m for a 65,000 sq ft development in Southwark, London.
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Value of planned public sector construction in Scotland increases to £12.2bn
The value of planned Scottish public sector construction projects has increased by £600m over the past six months to £12.2bn, according to a report from the Construction Pipeline Forecast Tool (CPFT).
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Commercial real estate investment slumps in Q4 2022
Just £7.3bn of property assets changed hands during Q4 2022, down 41% on Q3, according to Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH’s) UK Investment Transactions (UKIT) report.
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M7 defends Mailbox REIT after big drop in office asset’s value
Manager of REIT that holds Birmingham building says it is performing well, but valuers are being cautious
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Ashby Capital’s Peter Ferrari on whether life sciences can throw a life line to London
After a turbulent second half of 2022, exemplified by shrinking investment volumes as buyers kept their powder dry amid elevated inflation, rising interest rates and geo-political uncertainty, predictions for 2023 were understandably gloomy.
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Blend’s Roxana Mohammadian-Molina on the three property trends to watch for in 2023
We are undoubtably living through times of unprecedented economic uncertainty and financial volatility, the consequences of which are being felt most severely by many in the housing market. As 2023 gets under way, here’s my take on the three property trends to watch for in 2023.
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Dundee council's leader on Scotland’s one-stop shop for inward investment
Given the political uncertainty and rising costs, there is a concern that the UK is becoming less attractive to foreign investors. However, Scotland is leading the rebound in inward investment activity.
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PfP Capital buys development manager igloo Regeneration
PfP Capital, the social value real estate fund management arm of Places for People, has paid an undisclosed sum to buy development manager igloo Regeneration.
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QuadReal invests in Précis Capital Partners
Canadian investment giant will also deploy up to £1bn in development loans
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Britain becoming less attractive to foreign investors, trade body warns
Britain has become less competitive and less attractive to foreign investors after a year of political strife and amid soaring energy costs, manufacturers have warned.
