All articles by Rhiannon Curry – Page 15
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Markets
Office retailers: the rules of attraction
As developers look for ever more ingenious ways to attract the best occupiers to their offices, could the answer to the problem be far closer than they think?
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Online
Morrisons agrees deal for sale of 140 convenience stores
Morrisons has agreed to sell 140 M Local convenience stores for around £25m to a team led by retail entrepreneur Mike Greene and backed by Greybull Capital.
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Online
Hugo Boss signs for new Regent Street home
Luxury fashion and design house Hugo Boss is set to more than double the size of its existing store on London’s Regent Street by moving to a new space at 178-180 Regent Street.
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Online
IPIM invests in Edinburgh student scheme
IP Investment Management (IPIM) has increased its stake in the student housing market with a £19m investment in a purpose-built scheme in Edinburgh.
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Online
Thai restaurant expands in Scotland with new Glasgow unit
Hammerson has signed up Thai restaurateur Thaikhun for its second restaurant in Scotland at Silverburn shopping centre.
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Online
RESI 2015: Regional cities not resilient enough for investors
Most regional cities have not shown enough long term resilience to attract overseas investors, forcing them to look at other major European cities, delegates at Property Week’s RESI conference heard today.
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Online
Supreme Court ruling may hit Scottish business rates
A decision by the UK Supreme Court on business rates in shared office buildings will lead to higher fees for many businesses in Scotland, according to commercial property experts at Colliers International.
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Online
InfraRed to sell £140m Liverpool mall
InfraRed Capital Partners is to sell St Johns Shopping Centre in Liverpool with an asking price of £140m, a yield of just over 6.0%.
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News
Sveafastigheter sells mix of properties to Partners Group
Nordic property investment manager Sveafastigheter has sold a property portfolio to Partners Group for SEK3.2bn (£248m).
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Online
Green light for £250m Maidenhead development
A £250m project to regenerate Maidenhead town centre was given the green light by councillors last night.
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Online
Pre-letting activity strong in first half of 2015
Office pre-letting returned in strength during the first half of 2015, led by a spike in demand from the banking and finance sector, according to research by CBRE.
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Online
One Park Lane office sold
A fund advised by Floreat Real Estate has bought One Park Lane in Hemel Hempstead from Clearbell Capital for a price understood to be around £16.5m.
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Online
Fat Face signs for largest UK store
The Crown Estate and TH Real Estate have agreed terms with retailer Fat Face to open a new flagship store at the Princesshay scheme in Exeter.
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News
‘Open up the green belt to housebuilding’
Nearly three quarters of senior industry figures think planning restrictions on the green belt should be relaxed to enable the development of new homes, according to a survey carried out by Property Week .
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Online
New Cushman & Wakefield announces UK leadership team
Cushman Wakefield has announced its new UK leadership team following today’s completion of the global merger with DTZ.
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Online
Architects win permission to turn department store into new London home
An Edwardian department store in Brixton is to be turned into a new office for architects Squire Partners, after receiving planning permission last night.
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Online
UK & European Investments makes €65m hotel buy
UK European Investments has bought the Marriott Hamburg Hotel from Union Investment for €65m (£47.7m).
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Online
Rent control plans in Scotland could take PRS market ‘back to square one’, SPF warns
Plans to introduce a power for local rent controls in ‘high-pressure’ rental areas in Scotland could deter investment in Scotland’s private rented sector (PRS) and curtail much-needed housing supply, according to the Scottish Property Federation (SPF).
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Online
Ashfield plans £80m Scotland scheme
Ashfield Land has bought a 64-acre site at Blackdog, five miles north of Aberdeen, for an £80m mixed-use development.