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NewsChancerygate gets planning permission for phase two of £33m Novus development
Chancerygate has secured planning permission to build phase two of its £33m, 207,000 sq ft Novus business park in Knutsford, with 50,000 sq ft forward-sold to furniture company VIDA Living.
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Native Land submits planning application for office building at Bankside Yards
Native Land and its partners have submitted a planning application to the London Borough of Southwark for Building 9, an office building within its 1.4m sq ft Bankside Yards development.
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Joseph Homes’ resi development in Southwark gets green light
Joseph Homes has secured approval from the London Borough of Southwark to develop 25-33 Parkhouse Street, which will see part of Burgess Business Park redeveloped into 109 homes.
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HM Land Registry ‘registration gap’ widened in the pandemic
Huge increase in time taken to register new and updated ownership is causing big problems for real estate deals.
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Dismissed director urges RICS to ‘show courage’ with changes
One of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ (RICS) non-executive directors wrongfully dismissed for raising concerns about a financial audit has urged the body’s new interim bosses to “show courage” in changing structures put in place by the previous leadership.
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CMA investigating takeover of GCP Student Living assets
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched two investigations into the anticipated takeover of GCP Student Living.
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RICS refuses to investigate furloughing of staff
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has refused a request by former and current RICS employees to launch an investigation into the furloughing of its staff.
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Lothbury to expand One Stanhope Gate
Lothbury Investment Management, on behalf of Lothbury Property Trust, has gained planning permission from Westminster Council for an extension and alterations to Mayfair office building One Stanhope Gate.
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What does planning reform pause mean for the housing industry?
In recent weeks, the future direction of the government’s reforms to the planning system seem to have gone off course from the vision set out in the planning white paper, where the government proposed to tear the planning system down “and start again”.
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Gove hints at housing policy shift from South East to north
New housing secretary suggests in party conference speech that it will build more in north and less in south.
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Local plan halted in response to PM’s ‘not on greenfields’ comment
A council has halted progress on its local plan in response to the prime minister Boris Johnson’s comment that new homes should not be built on greenfields – with one planning expert warning other councils may follow suit.
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Blackpool Central £300m scheme gets planning approval
The £300m plan to develop the former Blackpool Central railway station has been given the go-ahead by Blackpool council’s planning committee.
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RICS unveils new interim leaders
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has drafted in a new interim leadership team as it looks to recover from its governance crisis.
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Wealth managers brought in by RICS
Tilney Smith & Williamson, a wealth management and professional services group, has partnered with RICS to advise members on financial planning and investment management.
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Government allocates £58m to brownfield regeneration
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has allocated almost £60m to develop brownfield land across England.
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Tiger submits plans for Guildford co-living scheme
Tiger Developments has submitted a planning application to Guildford Borough Council for a purpose designed co-living scheme comprising 301 studios across four buildings, Property Week can reveal.
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Gloucester’s £107m tech hub will target ‘booming’ cyber industry
Reef Group and Gloucester City Council will target the “booming digital and cyber-technology industry” with The Forum, a £107m technology campus in Gloucester.
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Former housing secretary James Brokenshire dies
Former secretary of state for housing, communities and local government James Brokenshire has died aged 53.
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Firethorn gets go ahead for speculative Cheshire scheme
Firethorn Trust has been given the go ahead to speculatively develop 700,000 sq ft of warehousing space in Cheshire.
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Bury Street scheme rejected following Bevis Marks uproar
Plans for a 49-storey, 200,000 sq ft office scheme on Bury Street in the City of London have been rejected following claims that the building would disrupt services at Bevis Marks, the UK’s oldest synagogue.
