All articles by Simon Creasey – Page 11
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NewsGodwin gains approval for Nottingham PBSA scheme
Nottingham City Council’s planning committee has resolved to grant planning permission for the redevelopment of a former Royal Mail sorting office into a 692-bed purpose-built student accommodation scheme (PBSA).
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NewsLondon’s golf courses could create 86,000 new homes
Golf courses in the Greater London area could provide accommodation for around 343,661 people if housing was built on them, according to architect Russell Curtis, who has authored a study titled ‘Golf Belt’.
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NewsMarble Arch Mound slammed as a ‘waste of time and money’
Council tourist attraction roundly derided as costs almost double, forcing deputy leader to fall on his sword.
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NewsPiano manufacturer signs for shop in Manchester
Piano manufacturer C. Bechstein has signed for a 9,000 sq ft northern flagship store at Transmission House, in Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
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NewsCastlebrooke acquires long-leasehold interest in entertainment venue
Castlebrooke Investments has acquired the long-leasehold interest in a 20,000 sq ft entertainment venue at 8 Victoria Embankment in London.
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OnlineMileway makes trio of Yorkshire industrial purchases
Mileway has acquired three industrial assets in Yorkshire for £6.4m.
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InsightBig interview with Mark Quinn, founder of Quinn Estates
Quinn Estates founder Mark Quinn talks to Property Week about the firm’s big break, plans for its biggest scheme to date and what lies ahead for Quinn Homes.
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OnlineCroydon goes back to drawing board on £1.4bn retail scheme
Croydon Council and joint venture partners Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield and Hammerson are redrawing plans for the £1.4bn redevelopment of the Whitgift Centre in Croydon town centre.
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OnlineBeavertown Brewery opens first pub
Beavertown Brewery is poised to open its first ever pub called Corner Pin, in Tottenham, London, early next month.
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NewsRetail warehouse vacancy rates continue to rise
UK retail warehousing vacancy rates rose to 8.4% at the end of Q2 2021, according to the latest research by Trevor Wood Associates (TWA).
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NewsLondon office take-up returns to pre-pandemic levels
Central London office take-up in Q2 2021 returned to levels last seen pre-pandemic, according to data from Cushman & Wakefield. Total take-up hit 1.8m sq ft, an increase of 39% on the previous quarter and the highest level since the beginning of lockdown in March last year.
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NewsCA Ventures appoints new VP for European platform
Real estate investment management company CA Ventures has appointed Stuart Bridge as vice-president of asset management for the company’s European platform.
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NewsBrasier Freeth appointed as joint agent on Doncaster shopping centre
Brasier Freeth has been appointed joint leasing agent for the Frenchgate Shopping Centre in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
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NewsL&Q reaches key building safety milestone
Housing association L Q is on track to complete the safety inspection of nearly 200 residential blocks that are 18m or higher next month.
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NewsIPF signs for Leeds office space
International Personal Finance (IPF) has taken 15,600 sq ft of grade-A office space at 26 Whitehall Road in Leeds.
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NewsSteps Places signs new F&B tenants in Ancoats
Manchester-based developer Step Places has signed two new F B tenants at Cotton House on Henry Streeet, in Ancoats.
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NewsHawksmoor to open New York restaurant
UK steak restaurant chain Hawksmoor is poised to open its first overseas restaurant in New York later this year.
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NewsJack White’s record label signs for London store
Third Man Records, the independent record label founded by lead singer and guitarist of the White Stripes Jack White, is opening its first ever store outside the US in the heart of London’s Carnaby area.
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NewsJLL brings Margate portfolio to market
JLL is marketing a portfolio of buildings for sale, including an historic amusement park, in the seaside town of Margate.
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NewsVegan pizzeria signs Manchester lease
Vegan pizzeria chain Purezza has signed a 10-year lease on an 8,000 sq ft unit in Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
