Latest Residential News
FEC wins auction for site of failed £77m Angelgate development
Far East Consortium (FEC) has acquired the site of the Pinnacle’s failed Angelgate residential development in central Manchester at online auction.
Housing association acquires Charlton Riverside site for £58m
U+I and Proprium Capital Partners have completed the sale of their joint venture Charlton Riverside site for £58m to a housing association.
London Square gets green light for Neasden resi
Developer London Square has secured planning permission for a new mixed-use scheme in Neasden where it is set to deliver 121 homes and more than 23,000 sq ft of flexible commercial space.
Double transfer increases Longhurst's housing stock
Midlands’ housing association Longhurst has increased its housing stock to more than 22,000 properties after completing the transfer of over 400 properties from two fellow housing associations.
Shareholders narrowly pass Persimmon pay deals despite protests
Housebuilder Persimmon has seen its controversial remuneration policy approved by a narrow margin at its annual AGM despite significant protests from Aberdeen Standard Investments and other leading shareholders.
Collective picks Penfold as global planning director
The Collective has appointed former GVA director James Penfold as its new global planning director.
Clarion doubles investment in new homes to £427m
Clarion Housing Group has increased its total capital investment in new homes to £427m in 2018 from £196m the year before, an increase of 118% year-on-year.
Persimmon sales and selling prices rise
Housebuilder Persimmon has revealed forward sales so far in 2018 have rised 8% on-year, while pricing conditions remained ‘firm’ across regional markets.
AXA acquires Finnish resi assets
AXA Investment Managers – Real Assets has bought three core residential assets in Helsinki, Finland, on behalf of a German special fund focused on residential investments.
Sigma targets £1bn portfolio for PRS REIT as it reveals rise in NAV
Sigma Capital has posted an 11% rise in net assets per share to 45.1p for the year to 31 December, from 40.7p at the end of the previous year.
