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NewsBond Wolfe raises £29m at July sale
Birmingham auction house Bond Wolfe has raised £29.3m at its 21 July sale, selling 222 properties from a 231-lot catalogue.
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Two former care homes with ‘redevelopment potential’ tops Savills August catalogue
A duo of former care homes in Wendover, Buckinghamshire have topped Savills latest catalogue for its August sale.
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Upper Trinity Street signs up Museum of Youth Culture
Cole Waterhouse has signed the first occupants at the £260m Upper Trinity Street (UTS) mixed-use scheme, including the world’s first Museum of Youth Culture.
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Green light for JTP and Joseph Homes’ 1,500-home Gravesend scheme
JTP and Joseph Homes have been given the go-ahead to develop a 1,500-home mixed-use scheme in Gravesend.
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Frontier Estates secures consent for Haywards Heath care home
Frontier Estates has received approval from the Mid Sussex planning committee for a 67-bed care home in Haywards Heath.
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WMCA signs 5,000 ‘low energy’ homes deal with St. Modwen
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has signed a partnership deal with property developer St. Modwen to build 5,000 low-energy homes on disused industrial land over the next decade.
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Native Land makes ‘fossil fuel-free’ pledge at £2.5bn Bankside Yards scheme
Native Land has pledged to make its £2.5bn Bankside Yards scheme the “UK’s first fossil fuel-free major mixed-use development”.
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UK retail property investment could reach highest level since 2017
Investment in the retail property market for the whole of 2021 could exceed £6bn, the highest level since 2017, Knight Frank has forecast.
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Regal London acquires Hackney plot for £65m mixed-use scheme
Regal London has snapped up a plot of land in Hackney, east London for a residential-led, mixed-use scheme with a GDV of £65m.
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WeWork hands over WeLive
WeWork has handed over management of its US WeLive co-living centres to the owners of the two buildings where the brand operates.
