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NewsBristol housing supply 17,000 units short of 2040 target, says Gerald Eve
Supply in Bristol’s housing supply could fall 17,300 units short of 2040 targets due to failure to bring land forward, according to Gerald Eve.
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Wavensmere Homes strikes deal for Derby development plot
Birmingham-based housebuilder Wavensmere Homes have made a deal with Wilson Bowden Developments for one of the final plots of land within the revitalised Cathedral Quarter in Derby.
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Camden Council on the hunt for development partner for £500m scheme
The London Borough of Camden has launched its search for a development partner on a mixed-use scheme with an estimated gross development value (GDV) of £500m.
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Vodafone renews lease at global HQ in Paddington
Vodafone has agreed to renew its lease at One Kingdom Street in Paddington, extending its stay at its global HQ for another five years.
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Manchester City scores new club shop at Arndale
Manchester City has capped off its Premier League title win by unveiling a new club shop opening inside Manchester Arndale shopping centre.
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Conversion of London’s unused office space could create 8,010 new homes
Conversion of unused office space in London’s Central Business District (CBD) could create 8,010 new homes, according to a report by JLL.
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Bank ABC targets co-living with Canary Wharf and Croydon deals in the pipeline
Bank ABC has revealed plans to enter the co-living market with two major deals in the pipeline, in the Canary Wharf area and Croydon.
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Anna Hwang joins Placefirst as assets and strategy director
Build-to-rent (BTR) developer Placefirst has appointed Anna Hwang as its first assets and strategy director, as part of its growth strategy.
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Millennium Group, Allsop and MAPP open Singapore office
Millennium Group has opened a new office in Singapore, with the aim of strengthening its Asia alliance with UK-based firms Allsop and MAPP.
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Savills calls for lenders to be ‘bold’ in helping unviable assets towards net zero
Lenders have been urged to take control of commercial assets to aid environmental refurbishments in the secondary markets as prime assets look set to leave them behind
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Administrators called in to Canary Wharf’s 5 Churchill Place
A 313,000 sq ft office block in Canary Wharf has crashed into insolvency after the owners called in administrators in further dire news for London offices.
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Gove orders probe into ‘industrial-scale corruption’ at Teesside regeneration
Michael Gove has agreed to an independent investigation into the government’s flagship regeneration project in Teesside after claims of “industrial-scale corruption”.
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CapReg shows improvement but footfall remains below pre-Covid levels
Shopping centre group Capital & Regional saw footfall during the four months to the end of April rise 4.8% compared to 2022, but it remains below pre-pandemic levels.
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Workspace produces robust annual figures despite macroeconomic headwinds
Workspace Group has posted a 34% rise in rental income as the SME office space specialist avoided the sharp falls in valuations suffered by other property groups.
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Prime central London housing shines amid economic gloom
While the wider market outlook is uncertain, overseas buyers are driving a boom in high-end London housing.
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Puma partners with Glenmore Group on £25m student accommodation project
Puma Property Finance is providing a development facility for Glenmore’s most recent purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) project in Dundee.
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Gove unlikely to back down on beauty
Planning experts believe housing secretary Michael Gove is likely to retain his stance that housing schemes should be “beautiful”, despite news he could rethink his rejection of a Berkeley Homes scheme in Kent on aesthetic grounds.
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Big Yellow reports resilient results with 10% revenue rise
Self-storage operator Big Yellow has reported a 10% increase in revenue in its results for the year ended 31 March.
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Atrium Underwriters selects 8 Bishopsgate for new London HQ
Insurance business Atrium Underwriters has chosen 8 Bishopsgate for its new London headquarters.
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SEDA to transform 38,000 sq ft Manchester building into science facility
Life sciences firm SEDA plans to redevelop a 38,000 sq ft building at Cheadle Royal Business Park in Manchester as a life sciences facility, after moving into an adjacent building at the park last June.
