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NewsM&G buys London student accommodation building for £79m
M G has bought one of the two remaining student accommodation buildings in Blackrock’s Onyx Collection.
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Cisco fails to sign 100,000 sq ft letting at 60 London Wall
Cisco International’s 100,000 sq ft letting at 60 London Wall in the City of London has fallen through.
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Barings sells City’s Nexus Place for £169m
Barings has sold City of London office building Nexus Place to Brookfield for £169.4m.
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Montagu Evans relocates to 70 St Mary Axe
Montagu Evans is relocating its London headquarters to larger offices in Nuveen Real Estate’s 70 St Mary Axe.
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Berkeley Group profit drops 31% in H1
Berkeley Group’s profit dropped by almost a third in the first half of its financial year, in a climate of “unprecedented levels of uncertainty”.
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Mace launches new modular construction method
Global construction firm Mace has launched a new type of modular construction that will be used by build-to-rent developer Get Living.
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Rockwell teams up with Gateway Housing Association to provide affordable housing at Westferry scheme
Rockwell has partnered up with Gateway Housing Association to deliver its affordable housing at 82 West India Dock Road, Westferry, Property Week can reveal.
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Mayor of London calls in £3bn Silvertown scheme
Sadiq Khan has called in the Greater London Authority and Keystone’s £3bn Thameside West scheme, after Newham Council denied it planning permission last month.
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ASK Partners provides third loan to Montreaux
ASK Partners has provided an £11.05m loan facility to developer Montreaux for a mixed-use scheme in north London.
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Capco buys two mixed-use blocks in Covent Garden for £52m
Capital Counties (Capco) has bought two mixed-use blocks that sit adjacent to its Covent Garden estate following Delancey’s £425m acquisition of its Earls Court holdings .
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Delancey rips up Capco plans for Earls Court as it completes £425m deal for London scheme
Delancey has completed the £425m acquisition of Capco’s interests in the Earls Court development.
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Knight Frank launches flexible workspace platform Yours
Knight Frank has entered the flexible workspace market with the launch of a new platform called Yours.
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Ballymore granted permission for Embassy Gardens office building
Ballymore has been granted planning permission for a new office block at its Embassy Gardens scheme in London.
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Hines leases residential at Oxford Street mixed-use scheme
Hines has secured a pre-lease agreement for the residential accommodation that forms part of its 354-358 Oxford Street development.
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Resolving London Plan issues key
How much should the public sector intervene in the development world? It’s a hot topic right now as the general election gets closer, with political parties making promises that could have an impact on many aspects of the property market.
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Rocket Space to quit London flex office market
Rocket Space has become the latest flexible workspace operator to retreat from the crowded London market, with plans to close its Angel office at the end of the year.
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Battersea Power House takes shape
One of London’s biggest new event venues is taking shape at Battersea Power Station. Jessica Newman talks to the people behind it
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Developers can help tackle crime
Recent crime reports have put Londoners on high alert. With reports of rising knife crime and robberies, paired with a decline in police numbers, a nervous atmosphere has crept into many communities.
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Develop Croydon puts BTR in the spotlight
BTR developers see big potential in the town but affordability remains a concern
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NAV at Shaftesbury dips, but annual dividend up
Net asset value (NAV) at west London property stalwart Shaftesbury nudged down during the year to the end of September in what management called a resilient year.
