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OnlineJLL to pay back all furlough money
JLL is set to repay all of its furlough money and salaray cuts received from the government during the pandemic.
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Valor acquires five logistics hubs for £50m-plus
Valor Real Estate Partners has completed on five separate logistics acquisitions across Greater London for a total of more than £50m.
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Oxford Properties completes M7 purchase
Oxford Properties, the real estate arm of Canadian pension fund OMERS, has completed its purchase of pan-European investor and asset manager M7 Real Estate.
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Mark Breuer joins Derwent London board
Derwent London has announced the appointment of Mark Breuer as an independent non-executive director.
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LCR and Network Rail appoint agents to source residential opportunities
Savills has been appointed by LCR and Network Rail partnership to identify residential development opportunities around stations.
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St Modwen appoints Alison Nimmo as non-executive director
St Modwen Properties has appointed Alison Nimmo as non-executive director.
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Portas calls for business rates relief extension
Retail guru Mary Portas has joined the call for business rates relief to be extended until the end of the year and for the government to introduce an incentive scheme to encourage people back into shops.
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Nick Walkey resigns as Homes England CEO
Homes England chief executive Nick Walkey has resigned and will step down on 28 February.
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Europa and Addington JV completes Hounslow redevelopment
Pan-European real estate investment manager Europa Capital and its partner Addington Capital, the property investment and asset management company, have completed the re-development of One Lampton Road, Hounslow.
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Goya buys sites for £90m worth of industrial development
Goya Developments has snapped up two sites near London for two industrial schemes with a combined GDV of £90m, Property Week can reveal.
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Crest Nicholson reports loss but remains positive
Crest Nicholson has reported a drop off in revenue and profit for its last financial year, but repaid Covid loans in the latter half as sales bounced back post-lockdown.
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Bond Wolfe launches first 2021 auction catalogue
Bond Wolfe has launched a 232-lot catalogue for its first auction of the year, taking place on 17 February live-streamed online.
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Harworth Group reports £33.6m of sales in Q4 2020
Harworth Group has reported a strong set of results for the final quarter of 2020.
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Supermarket Income REIT acquires third supermarket
Supermarket Income REIT has acquired its third supermarket in two days.
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Connells acquires Alchemy’s stake in Countrywide
Connells has acquired its rival bidders’ stake in Countrywide.
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Carter Jonas launches Birmingham planning team
Carter Jonas has launched a planning and development team at its Birmingham office at Two Snowhill with Neal Allcock recruited as partner to lead the team and Molly Stanley recruited as a graduate planner.
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WeWork accused of 'profound hypocrisy' for rent collection tactics
WeWork has been accused of “profound hypocrisy” by its tenants for its heavy-handed tactic of employing debt collectors to chase rent.
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RICS review prompts mixed reaction
The proposed independent review of the trouble-hit Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has been greeted with a mix of frustration and hope.
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Southwark Council acquires Old Kent Road site for housing and Bakerloo Line station
Southwark Councill has acquired the former Toys ‘R’ Us site at 760 Old Kent Road as part of its plan to extend the Bakerloo Line and build at least 500 homes.
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PwC Belfast HQ becomes NI’s first-ever BREEAM ‘Excellent’ building
Merchant Square in Belfast, which is soon to house 3,000 PwC staff across nine floors, is the first privately-built commercial building of its kind in Northern Ireland to be awarded ‘Excellent’ status by BREEAM UK.
