AIG inks £100m Birmingham student acquisition
Scheme slated to complete summer 2020
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First phase of Silvertown Quays set for green light
Newham Council is recommended to approve plans for 943 homes
Crest Nicholson’s Stone joins Keepmoat Homes
Stone becomes non-executive chairman of the housebuilder
OnTheMarket converts 3,000 agent offices to paid contracts
OnTheMarket has added 3,000 estate agent offices listing residential properties on the online portal
The steel city commits to a green agenda
A focus on health, wellbeing and sustainability can help Sheffield attract investment
Atrium moves into PRS
Shopping centre and retail developer Atrium is to acquire a PRS development in Europe
SEGRO seals £241m big-box sale
SEGRO has exchanged contracts to sell a portfolio of seven big-box warehouses
Housebuilder Antler targets £30m land spree
The company has a goal to build 250 homes a year from 2023
Knight Frank promotes head of lettings and London sales
James Clarke and Gary Hall will both join the Knight Frank UK residential board
Eutopia Homes makes £105m Salford debut
Ordsall sites will deliver 500 homes
Leeds head of resi leaves JLL
Calvert led team of six who advised on land, development, new homes and investment sales
City of London secures £250m from PIC
The funds will be used to relocate the Billingsgate, Smithfield and New Spitalfields markets
Court Collaboration approved for Birmingham’s first skyscraper
The £160m build-to-rent scheme will rise to 51 storeys
Mace uses new MMC at East Village
Modern methods of construction to speed up housing delivery at East Village in Stratford, E20
LXi REIT enters FTSE 250
LXi REIT will be added to the FTSE 250 Index effective from market close on Friday 20 December.
Moda gets green light in Edinburgh
£215m Springside development will provide 476 homes, 15,000 sq ft of retail and a new public square
Grainger moves into Cardiff with £57m buy
Grainger has agreed to forward fund a 307-home build-to-rent development at Capital Quarter
CMS signs up to Sheffield’s Heart of the City II
Law firm will take 26,000 sq ft at 1 Charter Square and 21,500 sq ft of adjoining space
GLA calls in £3bn Thameside West scheme
The scheme seeks to deliver 5,000 homes, alongside 200,000 sq ft of employment space
Quarters appoints former WeWork SVP as COO
Global co-living provider Quarters has appointed Rui Barros as chief operating officer
Long Harbour raises €400m ground lease fund
The fund will invest in residential and commercial ground leases across Europe
Liverpool plans 1,500-home eco-village
Plans revealed for former International Garden Festival site
Tide submits plans for London’s largest co-living scheme
Croydon site set to be world’s largest modular scheme
Galliard opens first office in China
The developer is seeking ramp up sales of its prime luxury flats to Asian buyers
City Property Glasgow secures £195m from PIC
Loan secured on portfolio of five properties
Ballymore gets green light for Nine Elms EG:HQ
Scheme slated to complete in 2022
Montreaux acquires Barnet site for mixed-use scheme
£100m resi and retail development planned for former Fiat car dealership in Colney Hatch
Lambeth approves Nine Elms college build
South Bank Colleges will deliver 272 student bedrooms
Birmingham’s first skyscraper recommended for approval
Council requests 20 additional affordable flats in scheme
Swiss investor bags luxury London resi block
Knightsbridge flats bought for circa £24m
Homes England to help fund 6,500-home Waterbeach Barracks
Urban&Civic is in discussions over a £60.6m loan to deliver infrastructure for the 716-acre site
Avanton acquires Old Kent Road gasholder site
£230m mixed-use scheme will deliver 750 homes
Cluttons hires dev and planning head
The firm has appointed Steve Cooper as head of development and planning
Urban&Civic NAV surges 9.6%
Growth marks five years of consistent NAV rises for the developer
Oxford approves innovation district plans
Plans comprise 940,000 sq ft of commercial space, 480 new homes, a hotel and parks
Grainger buys third scheme in Canning Town
Grainger has agreed to forward fund its third scheme in Canning Town, E16, for £55.5m.
St Modwen offloads trio of retail assets
Assets in Doncaster, Crosby and Kirkby sold in three separate deals for a combined £34m
King & Co to develop luxury water tower house
Luxury home will boast 8,000 sq ft roof terrace
Grainger on growth: UK expansion, city clusters and modular homes
Chief executive Helen Gordon discusses the residential developer’s plans for the year ahead.
Agents divided on house price forecasts
JLL is betting on London, while Savills is looking to the regions for growth
Henry Boot makes £19m Bristol double deal
Henry Boot Developments and the Markey Group have sold two student accommodation developments
Woolwich regeneration drives house prices up by 7.6%
Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, SE16, has seen the largest uplift from regeneration in the capital, with annual house prices surging by 7.6% on top of average growth. Analysis from CBRE found areas within a 750m radius of major regenerations in London have seen house prices rise by 3.6% above average borough growth between 2013 and […]
Brookfield secures £885m refi for 100 Bishopsgate
Standard Chartered, ING Bank and First Abu Dhabi Bank closed a five-year facility for the scheme
Cole Waterhouse plans 1,000 homes in Birmingham debut
The development will comprise up to nine separate blocks, allowing for a range of tenures
Hong Kong investors swoop on Covent Garden offices
The 23,567 sq ft office is let to seven tenants
Croydon on co-living: ‘It’s not about the size’
Housing needs to be flexible to meet changing needs
Student Roost and McLaren agree £175m deal
Brighton and Warwick schemes will deliver 1,387 student bedrooms
Hallmark plans 600 co-living beds in Ealing
The Stay Club will operate both Ealing sites
Mount Anvil and Catalyst approved for 1,000 homes in Ealing
Ealing Council has approved plans for towers of up to 24 storeys on the Friary Park Estate
Brighton & Hove abandons hunt for King Alfred partner
Brighton & Hove Council has abandoned its hunt for a development partner for the £400m King Alfred scheme. The council has officially dropped the procurement following the departure of selected partner Crest Nicholson. The plans had proposed 560 homes and the replacement of the 1930s-built King Alfred Leisure Centre on the 4.5-acre site. But Brighton […]
