Property management and development organisation, Places for People, has been given planning permission to build a £50m residential development in Wolverton, Milton Keynes.
A joint venture between Realdon Property and Structadene Group has purchased 212 New Kings Road, London, SW6, for £6m, a net initial yield of 3.9%.
The French division of Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Denis Samuel-Lajeunesse to takeover as CEO in January 2007. Samuel-Lajeunesse, who will join the company in September this year, replaces outgoing…
David Wilson Homes has been chosen as preferred developer for a residential scheme on Newbury Racecourse estate, Berkshire. The residential scheme, on 50-acres the site currently known as Newbury Park,…
Lee Valley Estates has lodged an application for a £400m residential scheme in Tottenham Hale, north London. Haringey Council is considering the application for Hale Village, to be developed on…
The London Borough of Greenwich has submitted plans for a £45m civic office scheme in Woolwich. The 25,000 sq ft project, designed by HLM Architects, includes community facilities comprising a…
Fife council has granted outline planning permission for a major expansion of Fife’s John Smith Business Park. The extension will see the speculative development of 415,000 sq ft of offices,…
McInerney Homes has made two purchases in the West Midlands following the recent opening of a division in Wolverhampton. The Irish housebuilder, which opened at Pendeford Business Park in March…
Castlemore’s £200m Temple Quay 2 scheme in Bristol has received detailed planning permission for the next phase of development. Spring, Castlemore’s residential and regeneration specialist arm, has secured approval from…
Tees Valley Regeneration has shortlisted five firms for the £170m Central Park development at Darlington, Co Durham. The Kier Group, St Modwen and Taylor Woodrow, Persimmon and SKY, a consortium…
St Modwen has withdrawn from an arrangement with Great Yarmouth Borough Council to form a regeneration company to develop council-owned sites in the town.
Doughty Hanson & Co Real Estate (DHCRE) has expanded its Italian residential portfolio with a 64m (£44.3m) acquisition of a group of historic buildings in central Rome.