Alex Horne
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Ireland sees record-breaking investment figures
Ireland enjoyed a record-breaking year of investment in 2014 with £3.4bn worth of transactions recorded – more than double the 2013 figure.
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Council approves new homes in Horley
Reigate & Banstead borough council has granted outline planning consent for 1,510 homes on land at Meath Green in Horley, Surrey.
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Aedas expands its global team
Aedas has announced RHWL and its specialist cultural and public building subsidiary Arts Team have joined the company’s network.
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Leeds office take-up plummets
Office take-up in Leeds, Yorkshire, in 2014 fell to half the total reached the previous year, according to the Leeds Office Agents’ Forum.
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Space race for Bristol offices
A looming supply crisis has prompted 300,000 sq ft of new office requirements in the Bristol market.
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Pidgley pads up for new Oval quarter
Tony Pidgley’s Berkeley Group is working up plans to create a new destination next to the world-famous Oval cricket ground, SE11.
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Countrywide trading update shows record year
Countrywide chalked up a record year in 2014, with total shareholder returns in excess of £57m and total income reaching £702.2m – up 20% on 2013.
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Wharfside Regeneration sells Plymouth site
Wharfside Regeneration has sold Bircham Park, a car park development adjacent to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth, Devon, to Aviva Investors for £22m.
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DTZ Investors buys Watford industrial estate
DTZ Investors has bought Watford Interchange industrial estate from AXA Real Estate for £7.49m
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MD quits NAEA over OnTheMarket spat
Adam Day, managing director at online estate agency Hatched, has resigned from the National Association of Estate Agents following the industry body’s backing of new online property portal, OnTheMarket.
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Mayor announces fund for council home improvements
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has pledged £145m of funding for the renovation and repair of thousands of ageing council homes.
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Gatwick Airport could be “world’s most efficient”
New plans, designed by Sir Terry Farrell, have set out how an improved Gatwick could be the world’s most efficient two-runway airport.