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NewsAnchor launches plan for 5,700 later living homes in 10 years
Not-for-profit later living provider Anchor,is tendering for consultancy partners to support its plans to build 5,700 homes over the next 10 years.
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Regulator of Social Housing publishes findings on mould in homes
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) yesterday published its initial findings on damp and mould conditions in England’s social houses, stating that while less than 5% of social homes have damp and mould conditions, landlords could do more to address the problem.
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Prime rental growth accelerates across Europe
Prime rental growth across Europe has accelerated as demand for the best-in-class space holds firm, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest DNA of Real Estate research report.
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New 700-home Lewes neighbourhood claims to be UK’s most sustainable
The team behind a £370m development of former industrial ground in Lewes, East Sussex, is claiming it will deliver the UK’s most sustainable new neighbourhood.
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Rental voids up despite tenant salaries rising higher than rents
January saw a notable increase in void periods across England, despite ongoing demand for rental properties keeping prices buoyant, according to the latest Rental Index from Goodlord.
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NAV dips at Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust
Actively managed UK-focused REIT Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust (SREIT) has reported a fall in net asset value (NAV) for the fourth quarter of 2022.
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Campaigners join forces to fight Liverpool Street development
A group of leading heritage and conservation bodies have joined forces to fight Sellar and Network Rail’s proposed development at Liverpool Street Station.
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NatureSpace offers free assessments for newt district licensing
Free upfront assessment summaries are to be offered by specialist operator NatureSpace Partnership to improve cost certainty related to great crested newt district licensing.
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Private investors to splash £2.4bn on London offices in 2023, says Knight Frank
Around a quarter of the £9.5bn that will be invested in London office space this year will come from private investors, accounting for a 60% rise from the segment on last year, according to Knight Frank.
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Property green shoots put ‘in danger by BoE’s unnecessary rate rise’ to 4%
The Bank of England’s decision to raise the interest rate by half a percentage point to 4%, taking it to the highest level in 14 years, presents “a real risk to growth”, according to one industry expert.
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Wates Group names O’Lionaird as new CEO
Residential developer Wates Group has hired Eoghan O’Lionaird as chief executive, starting on 20 February, from the same position at FTSE-listed marine services company James Fisher and Sons.
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Lichfields announces number of senior promotions
Planning and development consultancy Lichfields has made a range of senior promotions as it continues to develop and expand its regional and national operations.
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Topland makes two senior hires
Property investor Topland Group has appointed Edward Sibley and Natalia Gliorsi to its asset management and human resources teams respectively.
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Lee Baron names Andrew Robinson as new estates director
Specialist property manager Lee Baron has named Andrew Robinson as estates director for the Greenwich Peninsula district in south east London
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South East office leasing grew 37% in Q4 2022
South East office lettings increased 37% in Q4 2022, compared to the third quarter of the year, according to Knight Frank.
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Henley and Chartway to develop 162 Kent homes
Henley Investment Management (Henley) and Chartway Partnerships Group (Chartway) have agreed a deal to develop 162 new homes at Ebbsfleet Garden City, Property Week can reveal.
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Long-term outlook is positive, says survey
BPF survey shows property leaders are confident about economic prospects
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Vigilance urged over overseas entities deals
Risk for UK parties buying property from overseas entities as register closes
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Public inquiry into redevelopment of South Bank studios now closed
The public inquiry into the redevelopment of ITV’s former South Bank studios has closed, with community organisations telling the Inspector that a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to create housing in the area will be missed if planning permission is granted for CO-RE and Mitsubishi Estates’ office-led scheme.
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Investors focus on new opportunities as assets are repriced
Commercial real estate investors are focused on the opportunities that will come from a repricing of assets as a period of easy money comes to an end, according to MSCI.
