All articles by Kat Spybey – Page 7
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Albemarle & Bond to line up administrators
High street pawnbroker Albemarle Bond intends to file a notice of intention to appoint administrators today after failing to reach an agreement with its lenders.
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M&S property director to leave
Marks Spencer’s head of property Clem Constantine will be leaving the firm this summer as the retailer scales back its general merchandise expansion plans.
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Barclays Business appoints new head of real estate
Barclays has appointed a new head of real estate for its Barclays Business division in the UK.
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Aviva announces final close for £140m recovery fund
Aviva Investors has announced a third and final close for its UK Real Estate Recovery II fund, bringing the total fund size to £140m.
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Savills secures Old Spitalfields Market appointment
New York–based Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation and Tribeca Holdings have appointed Savills as joint letting agent with Cushman Wakefield on their recently acquired Old Spitalfields Market, London.
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Cala buys Banner Homes
Residential developer Cala Group has acquired Banner Homes, one of the UK’s leading independent luxury house builders.
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Sellar and Notting Hill Housing agree Canada Water partnership
Sellar Design Development has agreed a new partnership with Notting Hill Housing to deliver the 7 acre Canada Water town centre development, as first revealed by Property Week in February .
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Bovis agrees duo of private rented sector deals
Bovis Homes has agreed deals with two separate investors to develop 510 private rented sector homes.
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Shaftesbury buys Derwent London's £30.75m West End block
Shaftesbury has exchanged contracts to buy Derwent London’s 57 Broadwick Street in London’s West End for £30.75m.
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LondonMetric buys £22m Oak Furniture Land distribution hub
LondonMetric Property has agreed a deal to buy the Oak Furniture Land Distribution Centre in South Marston Park, Swindon, from IM Properties for £22m.
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Segro and Picton in £40m industrial swap
Picton and Segro have completed a £40m industrial property swap.
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High street pawnbroker suspends trading of shares due to debt talks
One of the UK’s largest pawnbrokers has suspended trading in its shares this morning as it seeks to agree a deal with its lenders.
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LandSecs mulls £200m Sunderland mall sale
Land Securities is considering the sale of its The Bridges shopping centre in Sunderland for a price which is understood to be around £180-200m.
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Shops close at a rate of 16 a day
Shops are closing at a rate of 16 a day across Great Britain as the retail sector shows signs of improvement but continues to struggle following the recession.
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European property upturn is Catalyst for growth review
Fund and asset manager is reviewing strategic options, which could include sale of stake in business
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£500m Noé receivership
A £500m regional portfolio, which is understood to be owned by property dynasty the Noé family, has gone into administrative receivership and fixed- charge receivership.
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£500m Noé receivership
A £500m regional portfolio, which is understood to be owned by property dynasty the Noé family, has gone into administrative receivership and fixed- charge receivership.
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Segro secures six lettings in Slough
Segro has secured six new lettings at the Slough Trading Estate totalling 21,361 sq ft of space.
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Lack of rented homes could cost London £85bn by 2025
Failure to provide housing for renters that are driving the capital’s growth could dent London’s economic output by £1bn a year, Get Living London has warned.
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Redrow secures consent for 950 homes in Ebbsfleet valley
Redrow Homes has secured outline planning consent for up to 950 homes on a site south of Swanscombe and Greenhithe.