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NewsAbri to spend £1.9bn on housing development by 2030
Abri has revealed plans to spend an estimated £1.9bn on developing 10,000 homes by 2030.
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Gaw Capital reveals plans for 107,000 sq ft office development Sky Hub
Real estate investment firm Gaw Capital has revealed plans for a 107,000 sq ft rooftop office development on Buckingham Palace Road.
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CPI and Aroundtown make £672m cash offer for Globalworth Real Estate
CPI and Aroundtown have offered to buy out Globalworth Real Estate for £672m (€774m), valuing Globalworth’s entire issued share capital at €1.6bn.
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Trowers & Hamlins appoints Tom Calnan to real estate team
Trowers Hamlins has hired Tom Calnan to join its real estate team in London.
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London has always bounced back from challenges, says Landsec chief
Covid-19’s impact on commercial real estate has been severe, but Landsec’s chief executive thinks the pandemic may act as a catalyst for positive change in the sector
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Catalyst and Swan secure planning approval for east London affordable-housing scheme
Catalyst and Swan Housing Association have been granted planning permission for their Blackhorse Yard regeneration scheme in Waltham Forest, east London.
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Dobrik & Lawton inks deal with Pollen Estate
Fashion house Dobrik Lawton has inked a deal with Pollen Estate to occupy space on the ground floor of 31 Savile Row.
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Pre-tax profits at Watkin Jones expected to be ‘slightly below’ last year
Watkin Jones has said its adjusted earnings before interest and taxes could be “slightly below” H1 2020.
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Symmetry Park first phase receives planning consent
Tritax Symmetry, Tritax Big Box’s dedicated logistics development company, has secured detailed planning permission for the first phase of Symmetry Park in Rugby, comprising 320,000 sq ft of logistics accommodation.
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Tokoro Capital secures 60% LTC debt facility for Paris office
Real estate investment manager Tokoro Capital, set up by Sanjay Sethi and Max Bassadone, has closed a 60% loan-to-cost senior investment loan from pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank.
