Louisa Clarence-Smith
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AustralianSuper confirmed as buyer of £371m King’s Cross stake
AustralianSuper has bought a 36.5% stake in King’s Cross from the UK government for £371m.
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Aviva appoints asset manager to London team
Aviva Investors has appointed Isabel Sheppard as asset manager in its London property team.
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Green light for £150m Leeds scheme
Caddick Developments gets outline planning consent for a £150m redevelopment of Quarry Hill in Leeds city centre
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Airport City Manchester: come fly with Xi
Airport City Manchester has gone straight to the top to appeal to Chinese investors by hosting president Xi Jinping and offering a personalised welcome for newcomers to the northern powerhouse…
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Mancs trio move to head off office shortfall
A trio of Manchester developments are seeking funding partners as investors rush to commit schemes ahead of a forecast supply shortage in 2018/19.
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Asian investor buys Lloyds building
Canada Life Investments has sold the Lloyds Bank building on Market Street, Manchester, to a private Asian client for £13.2m – a net initial yield of 4.1%.
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Property company overvalued land by up to 23 times
A property director has been disqualified for 14 years after his company repeatedly overvalued land
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Buy-to-let investors look to beat stamp duty increase
Buy-to-let properties have seen a spike in demand as prospective landlords rush to beat George Osborne’s stamp duty tax hike, according to a survey by the RICS.
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Manc construction hits pre-recession levels
Construction levels in Manchester have returned to pre-recession levels, according to the latest Deloitte crane survey.
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Speak lands MAG role
MAG Property, the development group responsible for Manchester and London Stansted airports, has appointed Emily Speak as asset manager
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MoD puts 12 sites up for sale
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed a £500m sale of 12 sites across the UK
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Allied London signs Squire Patton Boggs
Allied London has signed global law firm Squire Patton Boggs to take 27,500 sq ft at its No 1 Spinningfields office development in Manchester.