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All News articles – Page 27
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NewsRightacres Property launches £100m Cardiff BTR scheme
Residential developer Rightacres Property has launched a planned £100m build-to-rent (BTR) scheme in Cardiff city centre.
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OnlineQuadrant appoints new associate partner
UK real estate asset management and development company Quadrant has appointed Alyssa Vogt as associate partner.
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NewsCity planners approve Schroders and Stanhope’s £600m 55 Bishopsgate skyscraper
Schroders and Stanhope’s 55 Bishopsgate, a £600m skyscraper providing 1.1m sq ft office space, is set to join the London skyline after receiving approval from the City of London planning authority.
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NewsPlanning system is incapable of tackling the housing crisis, says planning committee members
Over 300 planning committee members in England and Wales have said the current planning system is “wholly incapable” of delivering the number of homes needed to address the housing crisis.
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NewsPalace Capital offloads £12m Liverpool offices to Medicash
Liverpool-based health insurer Medicash has acquired a five-storey mixed-use property in Liverpool city centre from Palace Capital for £12m.
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NewsGreggs opens first London airport site in bid to hit 150 new stores this year
Greggs today opened a 1,600 sq ft shop in Gatwick Airport’s South Terminal - its first airport site in London and seventh UK airport location.
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NewsRecord number of properties sold via auction Q2
Estate agents sold a record number of properties via auction during April to June, according to a report by proptech and auction specialist iamproperty.
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OnlineGriffen secures major letting at Leicestershire logistics park
Griffen has agreed a 128,048 sq ft letting for a global manufacturer’s parts distribution operation on Unit 1 at its Griffen Park logistics park in Desford, Leicestershire.
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OnlineBritish Land secures planning for London urban logistics scheme
British Land has received resolution to grant planning permission for a 455,000 sq ft multi-level logistics hub at Heritage House in Enfield, north London.
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OnlineOxford Properties and Pioneer Group to develop Bloomsbury life sciences hub
Oxford Properties Group and Pioneer Group have launched plans to convert Victoria House in Bloomsbury Square, London, into a life sciences hub.
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OnlineArjun Infrastructure Partners recruits Garnett
Arjun Infrastructure Partners has appointed Asher Garnett as a managing director in its investor relations team.
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NewsRICS appoints interim standards and regulations board following mass walkout
RICS has appointed Nigel Clarke as new interim chair of its Standards and Regulations Board (SRB) plus five new board members following the mass walkout of the original board last month.
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NewsGove sets out plans to build 1 million new homes
Housing secretary Michael Gove has launched proposals to extend permitted development rights and a £24m boost for planning skills, in bid to reach the government’s 1 million new homes target set out in its 2019 manifesto pledge.
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OnlinePriory in sale and leaseback deal with US group
Britain’s largest mental healthcare chain The Priory Group has reportedly completed a sale and leaseback of five or its properties to US group Medical Properties Trust for £43.7m.
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OnlineHoney hires Vistry exec as it targets seven further development sites
Housebuilder Honey has appointed former Vistry Group head of land Luke Herring as land and planning director as it continues with its site acquisition programme.
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OnlineBrookfield pockets £392m payout from Center Parcs as it seeks £4bn sale of upmarket resort
Private equity giant Brookfield has scooped a a £392m dividend following strong performance from its Center Parcs UK holiday village business as the group seeks a £4bn to £5bn sale of the business.
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OnlineInland Homes appoints former Gleeson boss Harrison as CEO and looks north
Inland Homes has appointed former Gleeson boss Jolyon Harrison as chief executive.
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NewsResidential redevelopment of Peterborough department store greenlit
Panther Properties has gained approval from Peterborough city council to redevelop the city’s Beales Department Store into a 125-home build-to-rent (BTR) scheme.
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NewsHuckletree to open new coworking centres in Kensington and Liverpool Street
Coworking firm Huckletree is set to open flexible office centres in two new prime London locations, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsDepartment store regeneration secures global sports marketing firm as first tenant
Bruntwood and Trafford Council have secured global sports marking agency Sportfive as the first office tenant at their new workspace and leisure destination Foundation.
