All articles by Rhiannon Curry – Page 4
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C&W partner joins Aviva Investors
Aviva Investors has appointed Cushman Wakefield agent Isabel Sheppard to its real estate team in London.
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OnlineJulian Hodge Bank doubles lending in 2015
Julian Hodge Bank has reported an increase in real estate lending in 2015, with the 2016 pipeline showing signs of continued buoyancy.
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OnlineOrchard Street buys garden centres in £91m deal
Orchard Street Investment Management has bought eight garden centres in a £91m sale-and-leaseback deal with operator Wyevale Garden Centres.
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OnlineGovernment launches review into construction sector
The government is to launch a review into the construction sector’s labour model in a bid to form an action plan to address the skills pressure and other constraints which limit housebuilding and development.
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NewsTaylor Wimpey snaps up three key central London sites
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has bolstered its prime central London portfolio by snapping up three key sites in emerging residential areas - with a total potential development value of hundreds of millions of pounds.
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NewsTrinova shells out £44m for Lloyds Banking Edinburgh HQ
Ardstone Capital and CBRE Global Investment Partners (CBRE GIP) have sold Lloyds Banking Group’s Edinburgh headquarters to Trinova Real Estate in an off-market transaction.
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NewsCatalyst targets Paris offices in €155m spending spree
European real estate investment and asset management firm Catalyst Capital has acquired three office buildings in Paris Ile de France for a total of €155m (£119m).
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OnlineJV company buys major Edinburgh site
A joint-venture company created by Amco Developments and Omni Developments has bought a key development site in Edinburgh city centre from Royal Bank of Scotland.
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MarketsQ&A: Urban Catalyst on Purfleet regeneration plan
Last week, residential developer L Q agreed a deal to invest £27m in the first phase of a major regeneration project in Purfleet, Thurrock, on the Thames Estuary.
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OnlineLand Secs sells £140m Holborn office
Land Securities has agreed a deal to sell an office building in London’s Midtown to a private Singaporean investor for around £140m, as it looks to recycle capital back into its development pipeline.
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OnlineBirmingham Council regeneration head promoted
Waheed Nazir, Birmingham City Council’s director of planning and regeneration, has been appointed as acting strategic director for economy for the next 12 months with immediate effect.
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OnlineNext confirms plans to take over Oxford Street shopping centre
Fashion retailer Next has unveiled plans for a new store on London’s Oxford Street, redeveloping the Plaza Shopping Centre.
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OnlineGoldsmith promises to give Londoners first chance to buy homes on public land
Conservative London mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith has promised to start fixing the capital’s housing crisis by giving Londoners the first chance to buy new homes built on public land.
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Birmingham’s Innovation Square sold for £20.5m
Hortons’ Estate has sold mixed-use development Innovation Square in Birmingham for £20.5m.
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OnlineHermes signs One America Square deal
Hermes Investment Management has acquired One America Square in London from real estate funds managed by Blackstone for £130m.
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Investec agrees funding for trade counter scheme
Investec Structured Property Finance has agreed to provide a £20m loan facility to develop a trade counter scheme through its Trade City joint venture with Kier Property.
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OnlineBelfast’s largest office investment hits market
An office building in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter is to be sold for £29m – making it the largest office investment to be sold in Belfast in the last decade.
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OnlineAnthony Lorenz signs for seventh Hanover Square office
Lorenz Consultancy, the property business headed by industry veteran Anthony Lorenz, has moved into a new office on Hanover Square – his seventh move in the square.
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Ortega completes deal for Almack House
Grosvenor Fund Management has completed the sale of Almack House, an office building in St James’s in central London, to Pontegadea, the real estate arm of the Spanish billionaire founder of fashion chain Zara, Amancio Ortega.
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OnlinePay deal reached with C&W equity partners
More than 90% of Cushman Wakefield’s legacy equity partners have now signed a pay agreement to bring their salaries and benefits in line with their DTZ colleagues, allowing the new senior roles in the firm’s retail team to be confirmed.
