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NewsWeston Homes welcomes 23 new recruits to its trainee and apprentice scheme
Weston Homes, a housebuilder and developer of homes in the South East, has welcomed 23 new recruits to its trainee and apprenticeship scheme.
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UK retrofits not on course to meet 2050 net-zero targets
The UK is failing to keep pace with the level of retrofits to reduce building emissions required to meet 2050 net zero carbon targets set out in the Paris Agreement.
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Profit at M7 Regional E-Warehouse REIT rises despite valuation falls
M7 Regional E-Warehouse REIT saw a dip in net asset value (NAV) during the three months to the end of September.
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PPHE Hotels beats pre-pandemic revenue
PPHE Hotel Group has told investors it achieved a sharp rise in revenue during the third quarter.
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Property sector hails Gove’s return
Michael Gove has been heralded as a “vigorous politician” and an “effective agent of change” by mostly enthusiastic property industry heavyweights following his return to the role of housing secretary.
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Westminster disarray drives L&G to regions
CEO Sir Nigel Wilson says group is speaking directly to ‘stable’ regional mayors
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Cambridge scheme highlights strong pulse for life sciences
Mission Street and BentallGreenOak’s plan for new science district joins wave of development in the sector
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Resi landlords call for help with pressure to hike rents
Residential landlords have demanded government support to protect them and their tenants from interest rate rises, after two reports this week concluded that landlords must raise rents or face properties becoming unmortgageable.
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HBF says axing homes target may cost £17bn
Housebuilders’ body warns of blow to economy if annual 300,000 target goes
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Heritage body urges refit not demolition of M&S Oxford Street flagship store
SAVE Britain’s Heritage is urging Marks & Spencer (M&S) to retrofit its Oxford Street building, as opposed to demolishing and rebuilding it, as part of its plans to redevelop the site.
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Tristan Capital Partners pays £78m for Richardson Barberry’s Bristol logistics park
Joint venture developer Richardson Barberry has sold its prime logistics park development at Avonmouth, Bristol for £78m to CCP 5, a fund run by Tristan Capital Partners, ahead of starting phase two of construction.
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Cole Waterhouse paves way for Upper Trinity Street
Cole Waterhouse has acquired a key development site for an unknown price in Digbeth, Birmingham, which is expected to deliver a £260m mixed-use scheme with 943 new homes and a public park.
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Lane7 picks Middlesbrough site for next Level X centre
Bowling company Lane7 is working on a 66,000 sq ft site in Middlesbrough city centre to launch a family entertainment centre called ‘Level X’ in early January.
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HMRC issues £120,000 SDLT bill to Gü puddings founder
HMRC has served a £120,000 Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) bill to Gü puddings founder James Averdieck after a misguided mix-use claim on his £3m country home.
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London office demand weakens in Q3 but spike expected in 2023
London office demand weakened in Q3, with take-up of 2.7m sq ft, a fall of 18% on Q2 and 10% below the five-year quarterly average, according to property consultancy Gerald Eve.
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Lenders favour ‘crisis-resistant’ prime office and industrial property, report finds
Prime offices and industrial have proven the most “crisis-resistant” and are the property sectors that the most lenders are willing to finance at 95% and 85% respectively, according to the Bayes UK Commercial Real Estate Lending Report.
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Industry reacts: Michael Gove will ‘hit the ground running’ as he returns as housing secretary
Michael Gove has replaced Simon Clarke as secretary of state for levelling up, housing and communities, following the appointment of Rishi Sunak as prime minister.
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OnTheMarket rewards agents with heavily discounted shares
OnTheMarket has applied to the London Stock Exchange for the admission of shares given to agents after signing long-term deals.
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£5.5m Newcastle retail asset on offer at next Acuitus sale
The lot is one of seven listed with a guide price of more than £1m set to go under the hammer on 3 November
