All News articles – Page 7
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RRB delays create uncertainty and impact investment
Further delays to the Renters Reform Bill (RRB) could have a significant impact on investment in the sector, industry experts have warned.
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Charity Spread a Smile launches real estate committee
Spread a Smile, a charity that works with 30 NHS hospital and hospice partners, has launched a real estate committee to raise funds and awareness for the children and families it supports.
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Coffeehouse chain Tim Hortons launches UK franchise model to spur growth
Canadian coffeehouse chain Tim Hortons is launching a new franchise model in the UK to further spur its rapid expansion.
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Commane becomes GPA chief operating officer
The Government Property Agency (GPA) has appointed Lisa Commane as chief operating officer to lead its executive team in modernising the government’s property portfolio.
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Middle Eastern investor snaps up King’s Cross office building for £20m
A private Middle Eastern investor has snapped up The Stables, an office building in King’s Cross, in a £20m off-market transaction, representing a net initial yield of 6%.
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Lib Dems could scrap housing targets if elected
Sir Ed Davey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, has said his party’s housebuilding targets could be scrapped at its conference next week.
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Q&A with Wallacea Living's co-founders: ‘Retirement living is all about giving people purpose’
Wallacea Living’s co-founders Paul Morgan and Paul Coles discuss the firm’s upmarket approach to later living.
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Starlight Investments secures funding deal for Liverpool BTR scheme
Toronto-based investment and asset manager Starlight Investments has secured a £45m loan from Maslow Capital for the development of a build-to-rent (BTR) tower in Liverpool.
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Law firm Proskauer chooses City tower 8 Bishopsgate for HQ
Stanhope and Mitsubishi Estate London have signed law firm Proskauer and engineering software company Bentley Systems for a total of 70,000 sq ft at 8 Bishopsgate, taking the office tower to 75% let or under offer.
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Inspired Villages to develop 177-home Buckinghamshire later living scheme
Later living developer and operator Inspired Villages has exchanged contracts for a site at Farnham Royal, Buckinghamshire, where it plans to create 177 homes.
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MoJ agrees controversial sale of historic prison
The government is in the process of selling Reading Gaol, a historic jail that once held Irish poet and playwright Oscar Wilde, despite fierce efforts to turn the site into an arts hub.
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Birchgrove acquires London BTR scheme worth £68m
Later living developer Birchgrove has paid Octagon Developments £38m for a 78-apartment build-to-rent (BTR) scheme in Hamton Court, London, with a projected gross development value (GDV) of £68m.
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Hill Group sells 111 affordable homes to Oxford City Council
Oxford City Council has acquired 111 affordable homes from housebuilder The Hill Group at the city’s northern Canalside development.
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Landsec adds 100,000 sq ft to Myo flex office portfolio
Landsec is accelerating the expansion of its flexible office brand Myo, with two new London sites spanning 100,000 sq ft to open over the next two years.
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Record number of social landlords fail to comply with ombudsman’s orders
The Housing Ombudsman (HO) has urged social landlords to strengthen complaint handling procedures as it revealed a record number of social landlords failed to address grievances from tenants, despite warnings from the watchdog.
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Trammell Crow completes debut UK logistics development
Commercial real estate developer and investor Trammell Crow Company (TCC) has completed CORE Milton Keynes, its first UK logistics development.
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London’s Design District launches flagship building for creative firms
A flagship office building has been launched at London’s Design District, a purpose-built hub at Greenwich Peninsula for creative industry firms.
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Young named as new levelling up minister
Jacob Young has been appointed as levelling up minister, replacing Dehenna Davison, who stepped down yesterday.
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The Conran Shop opens new London flagship store in Sloane Square
The Conran Shop has opened a new flagship store in London’s Sloane Square.
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Bricks Group and Tristan Capital JV make £68m PBSA purchase
Bricks Group and Tristan Capital Partners have acquired a fifth asset for their joint venture CP5 fund, a 457-bed purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) block in Salford, Greater Manchester, for £68m.