David Hatcher
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Candy sells lender Fortwell
Christian Candy’s CPC Group has sold its property lending business, Fortwell Capital, to the company’s management
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Gazeley buys city site for UK’s first three-storey warehouse
GLP-backed Gazeley to build first of its kind £200m scheme.
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Clifton on changing Knight Frank’s old boys’ club image
When Knight Frank announced its new commercial board in February there was one thing that stood out – it was made up of eight white, middle-aged men.
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Blackstone weighs £600m Adelphi sale
Blackstone is considering the sale of the jewel in its central London office portfolio
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£2tn Japan Post in talks on overseas property debut
Japan Post Holdings is in talks over a deal that would involve its overseas real estate debut
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Starwood strikes £750m Principal Hayley sale
Starwood Capital has agreed to sell its Principal Hayley hotel platform to a new entrant to the UK property market.
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L&G and Lendlease team up for circa £1.4bn Arches bid
Legal & General Capital and Lendlease have teamed up together in a bid to buy Network Rail’s Arches portfolio.
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€6bn M7 Real Estate considers sale
The pan-European €6bn investor, fund and asset manager has appointed Eastdil Secured to consider its corporate options.
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Hubbard on Europe’s star markets
LISTEN: MIPIM 2018: Industrial, and specifically logistics, is the most sought-after real estate sector for European investors, overtaking office for the first time, according to CBRE’s annual EMEA Investor Intentions Survey
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Why TH Real Estate is pivoting towards debt
LISTEN: MIPIM 2018: With global real estate considered to be “late cycle”, fund manager TH Real Estate is steadily upping its exposure to the debt market.
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London and New York battle against unaffordability
MIPIM 2018: Despite being on two different sides of the Atlantic, two of the world’s most powerhouse cities, London and New York, are facing similar challenges.
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Moorfield weighing future of £400m Audley
UK fund manager is to sell a stake in its £400m later living business Audley Group and raise more capital to fuel its growth.