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Selfridges in talks over debt payments as co-owner collapses
London department store Selfridges is in talks with its parent company Central Group about raising cash to pay its upcoming debt commitments, after its co-owner filed for insolvency.
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Midland Heart secures £200m of lending to modernise affordable homes portfolio
Midland Heart has secured a £200m funding deal to support its efforts to modernise its 35,000 affordable home portfolio.
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Oxford Properties’ Joanne McNamara joins board of ESR Group
Joanne McNamara, executive vice-president at Oxford Properties Group, has been appointed as a non-executive director of ESR Group, effective 1 January.
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Scottish Budget brings little cheer for hospitality or housing
Scottish property experts said yesterday’s Scottish Budget provided little help to support struggling retail and hospitality businesses or to address the housing crisis north of the border.
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Inflation falls ahead of expectations to 3.9%
UK inflation dropped to its lowest level for more than two years in November as falling petrol prices helped drive a bigger-than-expected fall, official figures show.
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Home REIT sells 80 assets at a loss as recovery plan continues
Home REIT has exchanged on the sale of 80 properties for £16.2m as it continues its recovery plan.
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Hines secures €80m commitment from local government pension fund
Hines has added the largest UK Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) pool into its latest closed-end European value-add fund, Hines European Real Estate Partners III (HEREP III).
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Schroder European REIT agrees early refinancing on Paris scheme
Schroder European REIT has completed the early refinancing of its lending on its St Cloud office development in Paris.
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Makers and Mentors
Launched by Mount Anvil and the Greater London Authority (GLA) in 2020, Makers & Mentors aims to inspire and support people from diverse backgrounds into careers in the built environment.
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Commercial real estate investment to hit £50bn in 2024, Colliers predicts
The UK commercial real estate market could see transaction volumes of £50bn in 2024, significantly up on the circa £40bn recorded in 2023, Colliers has predicted.
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Less default distress than expected in 2023
The last 12 months were characterised by uncertainty but lenders’ willingness to accept short-term solutions helped borrowers.
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Investment firm Millennium pre-lets 176,000 sq ft Mayfair office scheme
Berkeley Estate Asset Management (BEAM) has pre-let the whole of its 176,000 sq ft office scheme in Mayfair to global investment firm Millennium for its European HQ.
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BNP Paribas REIM acquires 25 Victoria Street offices for £42.5m
BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management (REIM) has acquired 25 Victoria Street, a grade-A building in central London, for £42.5m, marking the first UK acquisition of its European Impact Property Fund (EIPF).
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Ardent signs D&D London co-founder for flagship F&B space at the Royal Exchange
The Ardent Companies UK has signed Des Gunewardena, co-founder and former chief executive of D&D London, to open a 6,500 sq ft restaurant, bar and event space at the Royal Exchange in London.
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Bruntwood SciTech appoints Oglesby as CEO
Bruntwood SciTech has appointed its current executive chairman Chris Oglesby as its new chief executive.
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Valor secures £64m loan for east London logistics development
Valor Real Estate Partners has secured a £64m debt facility with BGO for the development of a last mile logistics estate in Beckton, east London.
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Moorfield agrees £15.6m loan from Investec for Lincoln student scheme
Investec Real Estate has provided Moorfield Group with a £15.6m loan to fund the development of a 293-bed purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) campus in Lincoln.
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Boreal founder bullish on future prospects of European logistics
Louis-Simon Ferland, founder and CEO of pan-European real estate investment manager Boreal IM, speaks to Montfort’s Andrew Teacher to discuss the opportunities in logistics, the challenges of starting a business, and why ESG isn’t just a nice-to-have but plain business sense.
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Springfield sees green shoots of recovery in housing sector
Scottish housebuilder Springfield Properties has told investors the first half of its financial year has been in line with expectations as demand for private housing “remained stable but subdued”.
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Silbury provides £66.5m loan for Surrey retirement development
Silbury Finance has provided a joint venture between Audley Group and Senior Living Investment Partners (SLIP) with a £66.5m loan to fund a retirement home scheme in Surrey.