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NewsDeepki acquires UK competitor Fabriq
Deepki has acquired software company and UK competitor Fabriq, combining to create an ESG intelligence offering that is “second to none”.
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Charles Irvine appoints Tim Clegg as head of business development
Tim Clegg has been appointed as a head of business development at Charles Irvine.
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Senior leadership promotions announced by Avison Young
Avison Young has announced the promotion of several employees to senior leadership positions, including Jason Sibthorpe and Nick Walkley, who have been promoted to principal and president EMEA and principal and president UK respectively.
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Cain secures £86m loan for Fetter Lane office development
Cain International has agreed a £86m loan with two developers to pave the way for the development of a 95,000 sq ft office development at Fetter Lane near Farringdon.
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Nexus Residential secures funding to complete Baltic Triangle scheme
Property developer Nexus Residential has secured £19.5m worth of funding to complete its Baltic Triangle apartment scheme in Liverpool.
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Ministry of Sound agrees Westfield London deal
Ministry of Sound has agreed a deal with Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield to convert a House of Fraser store in west London into a mixed-use venue comprising flexible offices, a gym and a rooftop bar.
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Patrizia lets 110,200 sq ft at Westcott Venture Park
Patrizia has let 110,200 sq ft of multi-use space in four major lettings at Westcott Venture Park, a 650-acre business park in Buckinghamshire offering office, laboratory and warehouse space.
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Host and Partners Group create £1bn PBSA and co-living JV
Host and Partners Group, acting on behalf of clients, have formed £1bn UK student accommodation and co-living joint venture.
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Cheltenham industrial space acquired by Selco Builders Warehouse
Selco Builders Warehouse has signed a 15-year lease to occupy units 1-9 at Festival Trade Park in Kingsditch, Cheltenham.
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Planning granted for Knaresborough retirement village
Adlington Retirement Village has won a planning appeal to build 61 homes in Knaresborough, north Yorkshire.
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Phoenix Group invests £90m in affordable housing
Phoenix Group has provided £90m of long-term funding by means of a private placement for social housing provider Alliance Homes to develop around 2,000 affordable homes over the next 10 years to help “address the UK housing crisis”.
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Adidas expands across Landsec’s outlet destinations
Adidas is expanding its presence across Landsec’s outlet centres, signing for a combined total of 31,800 sq ft of retail space and doubling its footprint across Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth, Braintree Village in Essex and Junction 32 in Yorkshire, Property Week can reveal.
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Frontier funds Boxpark’s first non-London venture in Bristol
Frontier Development Capital has provided a funding package to back Cordwell Leisure’s development of a new Boxpark food and events venues at Welsh Back on Bristol’s harbourside.
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East London’s 3 Mills studios set for £6m modernisation
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) is to invest £6m in renovating and modernising several historic buildings at its 3 Mills film studio in east London.
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Architrave enters UK through SEGRO deal
Asset management platform, Architrave, is preparing a UK launch in collaboration with SEGRO.
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Chesterton partnership readies 500,000 sq ft Cambridge mixed-use park development
Chesterton Partnership has submitted plans for the next phase of a mixed-use scheme next to Cambridge North Railway Station.
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Manchester Council set to buy Wythenshawe mall
Manchester Council is set to acquire Wythenshawe shopping centre from St Modwen
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Pradera Lateral appoints Loveland as asset management director
Pradera Lateral has appointed Russell Loveland, previously a senior portfolio director at Landsec, as director of its UK asset management operations.
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CMA provisionally finds 10 construction firms to be involved in bid-rigging ‘cartels’
The Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally found that a group of 10 construction firms illegally colluded to rig bids for 19 contracts for demolition and asbestos removal jobs worth more than £150m.
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Residents are key to hitting net zero target
Cutting carbon is crucial, but we also need to focus on how to improve the things we can’t directly control. We headed to Brighton last month for new property conference Footprint+. The event largely focused on how the property industry can improve its carbon footprint from infrastructure development, which is ...
