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OnlineTritax agrees 1m sq ft letting in Rugby
Tritax Big Box REIT has agreed a 1m sq ft across four buildings at its Symmetry Park Rugby development site to a global storage and information management group.
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Hines raises €75m from Danish pension fund
Hines has raised €75m (£64m) of equity from Danish pension fund Lærernes for its new value-add fund, Hines European Value Fund 3 (HEVF 3).
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Decarbonisation proptech firm Ecolibrium makes UK debut
Decarbonisation proptech firm Ecolibrium has launched its product and business in the UK, as the race to reduce carbon emissions accelerates across the built environment, Property Week can reveal.
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ALD makes UK debut in Soho
New York-based fashion and lifestyle brand Aimé Leon Dore (ALD) has opened its first UK store at 32 Broadwick Street in Soho.
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Birmingham City Council acquires five-acre retail park
Birmingham City Council has purchased a five-acre retail park in Sutton Coldfield in a £15.6m off-market deal.
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Thames Enterprise Park secures planning permission
Thames Enterprise Park, claimed to be one of the largest brownfield regeneration projects in the South East, gained planning permission yesterday.
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Metro data centre to open in Glasgow
Datavita, Scotland’s largest data centre and multi-cloud services provider, has announced plans to open a data centre at 177 Bothwell Street in Glasgow.
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Gerald Eve to take space at One Fitzroy
Property consultancy Gerald Eve has agreed to lease 26,000 sq ft at One Fitzroy in central London.
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Wykeland secures £80m facility for Melton West business park
Global medical technology business Smith+Nephew has revealed plans to set up a new facility in Melton West business park in East Yorkshire after operating for over 100 years in Hull.
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Swedish tech firm Odevo makes UK debut
Swedish proptech firm Odevo has made its debut in the UK to expand its property management technology, Property Week can reveal.
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Panattoni to speculatively develop £250m Avonmouth logistics scheme
Logistics developer Panattoni is planning a £250m speculative logistics development in Avonmouth, Bristol.
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Urban Splash and Milligan team up to reboot cities
Regeneration specialist Urban Splash and developer Milligan are joining forces in a bid to revitalise UK towns and cities.
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Manchester living rent plan unveiled
Manchester City Council has introduced an affordable housing plan ensuring rent will be set at or below the Local Housing Allowance (LHA) level - the rent level set by government to cover a person’s rent if they are on housing benefit.
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Industrials REIT posts strong annual figures
Industrials REIT has posted a 20.3% rise in net asset value and a doubling of profit for the year to the end of March.
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Hotel investment scheme directors disqualified for total 25 years
The directors behind an £8.9m hotel room investment scheme have been disqualified from running companies for a total of 25 years, according to the Insolvency Service.
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BNPPRE promotes McMahon to head of strategy
BNP Paribas Real Estate (BNPPRE) has confirmed Stephanie McMahon will become its head of strategy, while Vanessa Hale takes up the position of head of research and insights.
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Bruntwood Works submits plans for Pall Mall renovation
Bruntwood Works, the workspace, retail and leisure arm of Bruntwood, has submitted a planning application to redesign and revitalise the grade II-listed Pall Mall in the heart of Manchester city centre.
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Lendlease names Cseplo-Jeffrey as BTR ops director
Australian real estate giant Lendlease has appointed Valerie Cseplo-Jeffrey as its new build-to-rent (BTR) operations director, as it expands its BTR offer with its City Lights Point development in south London.
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Helmsley Group’s York net zero hotel plan approved
City of York Council has approved plans for an 82-bedroom, city-centre hotel that developer and investor Hemsley Group said would be one of the first in the UK to generate net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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Mixed views on Right to Buy extension
The property industry has reacted with mixed views to the prime minster’s announcement that he will extend the Right to Buy scheme, where council tenants can buy their own homes.
