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OnTheMarket agrees £99m takeover deal
OnTheMarket has agreed to be taken over by US commercial real estate information group CoStar in a £99m deal.
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Supreme Court rules Tate’s Blavatnik tower invades adjacent residents’ privacy
A long-running legal feud between the Tate Modern and residents of adjacent luxury flats has concluded with the Supreme Court ruling that the viewing platform at the gallery invades residents’ privacy.
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Feldberg signs 15,000 sq ft of deals at west London Regal House office scheme
Feldberg Capital, formerly Brunswick Property Partners, has signed new deals totalling over 15,000 sq ft at its recently refurbished Regal House office building in Twickenham, west London, Property Week can reveal.
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High Court quashes developer’s planning permission in housing crisis-hit town
A local social enterprise developer with planning permission for a housing development in Frome has successfully challenged Somerset Council’s consent to a larger rival scheme in the High Court.
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Belfast’s ETAP Hotel on market for offers in excess of £7.2m
Belfast city centre’s budget ETAP Hotel has hit the market with agent CBRE Northern Ireland inviting offers of over £7.17m on behalf of the unnamed vendor.
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Policy Exchange sets out raft of proposals to boost housebuilding and overhaul planning
Plans to release state-owned land for housebuilding are among a raft of ideas put forward by right-wing think tank the Policy Exchange in a proposed ’Housing and Planning Bill’, as it urges government to overhaul planning and accelerate housebuilding.
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Devon County Council aims to raise £10m in property portfolio fire sale
Devon County Council is undertaking a property fire sale in a bid to raise £10m and reduce its annual portfolio maintenance bill by around £300,000.
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Town Centre Securities to ramp up development pipeline
Town Centre Securities is looking to step up investment in its development pipeline, which has an estimated gross development value of over £400m, according to its results for the year to the end of June.
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Altus predicts overall business rates bill will rise £1.95bn next April
Headline rates of inflation for September signal that gross business rates bills will rise by £1.95bn in England next April, commercial real estate intelligence firm Altus Group has predicted.
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Communication and collaboration key in building safety, Hackitt tells summit
Better collaboration and communication among key stakeholders are required to better implement the Building Safety Act, Dame Judith Hackitt told Property Week at the Construction Leaders Summit this week.
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Alex Dowey of Watts makes his pledge for our ‘Inspiring Diversity in Property’ campaign
Alex Dowey, associate (Belfast) at property consultants Watts makes his pledge for our ‘Inspiring Diversity in Property’ campaign. Find out how to make your own pledge, here. #InspiringDiversityPW
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Hollie-Jo Curran-Tough of Watts makes her pledge for our ‘Inspiring Diversity in Property’ campaign
Hollie-Jo Curran-Tough, team administrator at property consultants Watts makes her pledge for our ‘Inspiring Diversity in Property’ campaign. Find out how to make your own pledge, here. #InspiringDiversityPW
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Paul McPhillips of Watts makes his pledge for our ‘Inspiring Diversity in Property’ campaign
Paul McPhillips, graduate surveyor (Glasgow) at property consultants Watts makes his pledge for our ‘Inspiring Diversity in Property’ campaign. Find out how to make your own pledge, here. #InspiringDiversityPW
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RICS elects Maclean to senior vice president
Nicholas Maclean has been elected as the next RICS senior vice president for the institution’s 2024 presidential team.
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Hartnell Taylor Cook launches public sector department
Commercial property consultancy Hartnell Taylor Cook has launched a dedicated public sector department and appointed Kate Flaherty as its first head of public sector.
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Dorset waterfront mixed-use scheme for sale at £7m
An unnamed private client has appointed Savills to market the mixed-use Dolphin Quays devlopment in Poole, Dorset, for £7m, which would represent a net initial yield of 9.46%.
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Premier Inn owner targets ambitious expansion on back of strong results
Premier Inn owner Whitbread is set to boost expansion spending by £100m as it takes advantage of strong profits to target 125,000 rooms across the UK and Ireland.
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Research finds housebuilders prioritise billions in dividends over housebuilding
The UK’s eight largest housebuilding firms paid shareholders £16bn in dividends over the past 18 years, according to research from housing experts at Sheffield Hallam University.
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SEGRO reveals strong rental growth over first nine months of 2022
SEGRO has reported strong rental growth for the year to date and a positive outlook on the back of an active asset management programme.
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Barratt withholds usual figures ahead of AGM
Housebuilding giant Barratt has failed to provide a full-year profit forecast in its latest update to investor, citing the uncertain outlook.