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All News articles – Page 9
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NewsPontegadea Real Estate delivers the Post Office to City scheme
The Post Office has agreed to take space at Pontegadea Real Estate’s 100 Wood Street office scheme in the City of London.
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NewsCanvas Offices secures new location above Holborn Tube Station
Canvas Offices has unveiled plans for a 35,000 sq ft office location above Holborn Tube Station after securing a long-term lease for the property with Israeli real estate giant Hagag-Gaya Holdings.
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NewsAllsop set to host its largest residential auction in a decade
Allsop is gearing up for its largest residential auction in a decade with 505 lots on offer over three days.
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NewsCBRE wins £840m GMPF property venture fund mandate
The Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF) has appointed CBRE as the new investment adviser for its £840m venture property fund.
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NewsLords lay waste to nutrient neutrality law changes as ‘party politics’ take over
The government has lost its bid to scrap EU-era rules around nutrient neutrality after a Labour-led rebellion in the House of Lords.
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NewsArrow hits letting target with Barnsley warehouse scheme
Real estate manager, investor and developer Arrow Capital Partners has leased Arrow 186, a 186,000 sq ft warehouse in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, to Gem Imports.
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OnlineLok’nStore appoints Barker as non-exec
Self-storage company Lok’nStore has appointed lawyer Bridget Barker as an independent non-executive director.
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OnlineLondonMetric sells industrial portfolio to Hines for £40.5m
LondonMetric Property has sold a portfolio of four multi-let industrial estates to Hines for £40.5m, marking its exit from operational multi-let industrial assets.
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OnlineProfit slumps 89% at Irish housebuilder Glenveagh, but order book looks healthy
Profit at Irish housebuilder Glenveagh Properties has plummeted during the first six months of its financial year as planning delays hit development.
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NewsIrwin Mitchell adds partner to construction team
Law firm Irwin Mitchell has recruited Joanna Preece as a partner as it strengthens its construction and engineering practice.
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NewsExec pay packages plummet across property companies, PW survey reveals
Executive pay packages have plummeted across UK-listed property companies amid tough market conditions, with housebuilders feeling the brunt of the falls, according to a Property Week survey of the industry’s 40 best paid executives.
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NewsRESi360: New skills and government intervention required to support housing sector
An increase in skilled labour and government intervention were discussed at the final panel session of PropertyWeek’s RESi360 conference today.
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NewsUnite Students to buy £95m 800-bed PBSA scheme in Glasgow
Unite Students has entered into an option agreement to buy a new 800-bed scheme in central Glasgow with a total development cost of £95m.
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NewsFiera Real Estate raises £225m for UK logistics development drive
The UK arm of Fiera Real Estate has raised £225m for a logistics development drive to take advantage of occupier and investor demand.
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NewsHBF reveals councils are sitting on £2.8bn in developer contributions
A massive £2.8bn in Section 106 and community infrastructure levy (CIL) payments from developers remains unspent in local authority bank accounts, according to research by the Home Builders Federation (HBF).
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NewsWestbrook buys Haslemere Industrial Estate from Barings for £12.75m
Real estate private equity investor Westbrook has acquired Haslemere Industrial Estate in Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire from Barings for £12.75m.
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OnlineRESi360: Zoopla head predicts further tricky two or three years for housing market
The UK housing market faces at least two more challenging years, Zoopla executive director Richard Donnell told delegates at Property Week’s RESi360 conference this morning (13 September).
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NewsRESi360: ‘Deliveroo generation’ needs housing options to remain open
Delegates at Property Week’s Resi360 conference yesterday heard that while the market is split over whether future generations will want to own their own property, councils’ negative views of co-living must be addressed to provide more renting options when home ownership is out of reach.
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NewsCrumbling concrete RAAC found in Houses of Parliament
Crumbling RAAC concrete has been found in the Houses of Parliament during a routine ongoing investigation.
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NewsGovernment approves Essex garden village plans two years after council rejection
The government has given the go ahead for a scheme to build 1,200 homes as part of wider plans for a new 10,000-home garden village in Uttlesford, Essex, two years after it was rejected by Uttlesford District Council (UDC).
