Mitchell Labiak
Mitch is news editor at Property Week.
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NewsRocket Properties buys site to launch £300m scheme
Rocket Properties has snapped up a site in Shoreditch, east London with plans to develop a scheme with a gross development value of around £300m, Property Week can reveal.
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Industry pays tribute to David Pepper
Tributes are pouring in for David Pepper, co-founder of niche advisory practice Morgan Pepper, who recently passed away from cancer aged 83.
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Laing O’Rourke founder and group CEO to step down
Ray O’Rourke, the founder, majority shareholder and group chief executive of construction giant Laing O’Rourke, will step down from the position of group chief executive in September 2022.
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HMRC’s new HQ owned by Tory donors through tax haven
HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) new 460,000 sq ft HQ in Newcastle is reportedly owned by a Conservative Party donors through a tax haven.
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Annual housing supply plummets 11% to lowest level in five years
Annual housing supply has plummeted 11% to its lowest level in five years – with the government blaming the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Imperial College London and Frame submit plans for One Portal Way
Imperial College London and Frame RE have together submitted plans to redevelop One Portal Way in London into a mixed-use scheme.
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Gigafactory demand could push up shed rents in South Wales and NE
Industrial rents in South Wales and the North East could surge over the next decade due to the demand for space created by gigafactories, industry experts have predicted.
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Grainger targets regional as well as London sites
Grainger is looking to “keep the balance” between London and the regions with future site acquisitions, after spending £299m on sites in the past financial year.
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A capital example of recovery
Give me half a chance and I’ll tell you that I’m from Bristol. Not that you wouldn’t notice. My accent gives me away in seconds. Even though I moved to London three and a half years ago, the West Country brogue is still there.
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Investors walk away from non-green property deals, data reveals
Some 73% of UK institutional real estate investors and property professionals have said they expect more commercial property investors and buyers to walk away from commercial real estate with poor ESG performance.
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LondonMetric proposes £175m share placing to complete deals
LondonMetric has proposed a £175m share placing in order to raise funds for acquisitions that are already either committed or under offer.
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Private equity weighs up PureGym
Fitness chain Pure Gym has been approached by private equity firms looking to back its expansion.
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AEW UK Real Return Fund acquires two assets
AEW UK Real Return Fund has snapped up an industrial asset in Middlewich, Cheshire, and a three-storey mixed-use building in Cardiff for a combined total of £10.5m.
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View from the top: Richard Bains, managing director of Chancerygate
The head of industrial developer Chancerygate talks to Property Week about its many joint ventures, growing competition in the multi-let market and how long he thinks the boom in the sector will continue.
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End justifies the means, says Insulate Britain spokesperson
Tim Gough sees all publicity as good publicity in its campaign to persuade government to fund home insulation.
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GLP pays twice the asking price for Park Royal site
Fierce bidding pushes price of London industrial site guided at £23m to £48m.
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Prologis capital deployment director Quinn heads to Valor
Gavin Quinn believed to be joining pan-European logistics investor as a senior member of its UK team.
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Northacre eyes more mixed-use schemes
Traditionally residential developer makes commercial debut with Victoria scheme.
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North Property elbows into Addington Capital Leeds space
Addington Capital has let the second floor at the former Elbow Rooms in Leeds and has put the building on the market for sale, Property Week can reveal.
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WeWork posts more losses in first results since IPO
WeWork has reported a further loss of $3.83bn (£2.85bn) for the nine months to 30 September 2021, in its first results since going public last month.
