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All News articles – Page 28
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NewsHicks departs Colliers for TSP
Colliers’ former senior surveyor Katie Hicks has joined real estate investor and asset manager TSP as portfolio manager.
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NewsNew Rightmove CEO to expand platform as revenue continues to rise
Revenue at Rightmove has increased 10% to £179.5m in the first half of 2023 compared to the same period last year, which represents its highest revenue growth in a first half of a period since 2018.
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NewsOrega set to open its first flexible workspace in Newcastle
Flexible workspace provider Orega is set to open a new location at St James Gate in Newcastle following an agreement with Palace Capital.
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NewsLego Group to open second Irish store this autumn
The Lego Group is to open its second store in Ireland with the launch of a new location at Blanchardstown Shopping Centre in Dublin later this year.
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OnlineNAV nudges up at Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust
Actively managed UK-focused REIT Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust (SREIT) has reported an increase in net asset value (NAV) to £301.1m, or 61.6p per share (pps), for the quarter to 30 June 2023.
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NewsGreystar submits fresh plans for key Croydon development site
Greystar has submitted proposals to build 783 rental homes across two buildings, a public green square, flexible working space and a retail unit at One Lansdowne in Croydon, south London.
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OnlineHarworth delivers operationally robust H1
Harworth Group has delivered an operationally robust trading update for the six months to 30 June 2023 with a strong balance sheet, with low gearing and significant available liquidity.
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OnlineNAV at SEGRO dips in first half but profit rises
Net asset value (NAV) at industrial giant SEGRO fell 3% in the six months to the end of June following a 1.4% fall in the value of its portfolio.
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OnlineImproving half-year figures allow Hammerson to return to a cash dividend
Hammerson has posted an improving set of half-year figures, which revealed only a small fall in net asset value (NAV) and net tangible assets (NTA).
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OnlineFoxtons reports 9% revenue rise as lettings grow but sales decline
Foxtons Group has reported a 9% rise in revenue to £70.9m for the half year ended 30 June 2023, as lettings growth continues to make up for declining sales.
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NewsMera IM completes £22m loan with Ortus Secured Finance
Boutique real estate lender Mera Investment Management (Mera IM) has completed a £22m co-loan with Ortus Secured Finance secured against a prime new-build luxury home in the South East of England.
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NewsGovernment’s second investment zone launched in Liverpool
England’s second investment zone has been launched in Liverpool, with the potential to unlock £320m of private investment in the region.
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NewsInfrastructure proposals will increase 'burden on promoters to get things right first time’
The government has opened a consultation on accelerating major infrastructure projects, focusing on changes to make the system work more effectively for applicants, local authorities and communities.
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NewsGroup of 40 companies urge Gove to introduce Small Sites Planning Policy
A group of 40 organisations have signed an open letter to housing secretary Michael Gove urging him to take action to support the SME and affordable housing sectors.
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NewsLogicor set for largest redevelopment in the UK
Logicor, owner and manager of European logistics real estate, has outlined plans for its largest UK redevelopment to create 800,000 sq ft of modern logistics across 38.5 acres, which will be known as Logicor Park Daventry.
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NewsPlace-making ‘consistently underestimated’ by Gove’s housing plans
Place-making and high street regeneration have been “consistently underestimated” by government in the latest string of planning and housing policy announcements, industry figures have warned.
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NewsExperts brand DLUHC local plan proposals ‘unrealistic’
Planning experts have branded proposals in the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ (DLUHC) consultation on speeding up delivery of local plans ‘unrealistic’.
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NewsOlympian Homes signs UK’s second largest Section 106 payment at £47.9m
Olympian Homes has signed a £47.9m Section 106 Agreement with the London Borough of Tower Hamlets (LBTH) and the Greater London Authority (GLA), which it says is the UK’s second largest to date, as part of the planning process a for a 795-unit co-living scheme in Marsh Wall on the ...
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NewsGovernment’s £24m boost to clear planning backlog ‘not enough’
The government’s £24m boost to help clear the planning system backlog will not be enough to address the skills shortage and long-term lack of funding, industry representatives have warned.
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NewsGove launches ‘super squad’ of planners to support Cambridge plans
The government is giving £13m of funding to its new “super squad” of expert planners tasked with unblocking major housing and infrastructure developments.
