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NewsProperty and retail bodies call on government to stop town centre decline
Leading figures from the property and retail sectors are calling on central and local government to take action to address retail slowdown in town centres.
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Spring Budget: industry urges government to lower business rates burden
Industry experts are calling on the government to lower business rates and introduce reform ahead of tomorrow’s Spring Budget.
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Swiss Life Asset Managers appoints Topp as infrastructure equity solutions lead
Christian Topp has joined Swiss Life Asset Managers as its head of infrastructure equity solutions.
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Spring Budget: Financial barriers to retrofitting must be removed to reach net zero
Property experts have urged the chancellor to remove financial barriers to retrofitting residential and commercial buildings ahead of his Spring Budget tomorrow as net zero targets look unreachable.
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Final unit let at Sandown industrial development
The 65,000 sq ft Equus development at Sandown Industrial Park in Esher, Surrey, is now fully let, after Advanced Logistics for Aerospace (ALA) took the final unit.
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LCBI reveals methodology for pan-European low carbon label
The Low Carbon Building Initiative (LCBI) has revealed the methodology for what it claims is the first pan-European low carbon label that will measure the carbon footprint of real estate based on a Life-Cycle Analysis.
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Increased staff travel accounts for 6.6% rise in carbon emissions at Vail Williams
Commercial and residential property adviser Vail Williams says a 6.6% increase in its 2021/22 carbon emissions to 160.6 carbon tonnes resulted from increased post-pandemic business travel.
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Centrick launches new BTR platform at MIPIM
Property developer Centrick has created a new build-to-rent (BTR) platform VICI, which it is launching this Wednesday at Mipim in Cannes.
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Cheyne Capital lends £123m to MARK for Borough Yards development
Alternative asset manager Cheyne Capital has loaned real estate investment manager MARK £122.8m to refinance borrowing on its mixed-use scheme Borough Yards in South London.
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Housing associations are key to solving the healthcare crisis, says MTVH boss Geeta Nanda
Geeta Nanda OBE, chief executive of Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH), one of the country’s largest housing associations, speaks to Andrew Teacher about how a greater focus on housing can be a vote winner, help ease pressure on public services, and support some of the country’s most vulnerable people during ...
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M7 Box+ REIT to float £228.9m portfolio on IPSX
M7 Box+ REIT has confirmed plans to float a portfolio of seven let and operational warehouses valued at £228.9m at the end of last year on IPSX.
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Housing associations Network Homes and Sovereign merge to create 82,000 home group
The boards of housing associations Network Homes and Sovereign have agreed to merge and become a new housing association called Sovereign Network by October.
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Avant Homes greenlit for £58m Nottinghamshire resi development
Housebuilder Avant Homes Group has been granted planning permission for a £58m residential development in Awsworth, Nottinghamshire.
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St. Modwen buys 560,000 sq ft of sheds in Burton-on-Trent and Coventry
Developer St. Modwen Logistics, owned by private equity giant Blackstone, has acquired warehouse units in Burton-upon-Trent and Coventry.
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British Land and Australian fund hire Stanton Williams to design Canada Water building
A joint venture between property giant British Land and AustralianSuper, Australia’s largest superannuation fund, has appointed design studio Stanton Williams to design a 300,000 sq ft life sciences building in Canada Water, south London.
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MAPP appoints Bonham as CEO
Real estate consultancy MAPP has appointed Louise Bonham as its chief executive officer, a role she will take up in September.
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JLL promotes Andy Poppink to chief executive
Real estate advisory firm JLL has promoted Andy Poppink to chief executive of its markets advisory division.
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AJC hires Hepple as head of strategic land
Dorset-based affordable housing specialist AJC Group has appointed Harry Hepple as head of strategic land, based at the firm’s Poole headquarters.
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Government pledges £42m to support building safety reforms
A funding package worth £42m to recruit and train 110 building control Inspectors and 111 fire inspectors has been unveiled as part of the government’s building safety reforms.
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Greenlight for Landsec’s £320m Southwark office development
Property giant Landsec has gained consent for its £320m redevelopment of Red Lion Court in Southwark, south London, into a 230,000 sq ft office-led scheme.
