Lindsay Jones
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SW11 passageway sells for £260,000
A London investor has paid more than four times the guide price for a residential opportunity in Battersea, SW11, at Savills’ 28 October sale.
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Beatlemania cranks up price of Harrison’s home
The Merseyside childhood home of Beatles legend George Harrison has sold at auction for £156,000 – 56% above the guide price. A private Liverpool investor sold three-bedroom 25 Upton Green…
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Phillips and another v Francis and another
Landlord and tenant – Service charge – Sections 18 to 30 of Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 – Leases of holiday chalets – Appellant landlords carrying out improvement works to…
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Phillips and another v Francis and another
Landlord and tenant Service charge
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UK commercial property returns 4.4% in Q3
FINANCE: UK commercial property returned 4.4% in the third quarter, slightly down from the 4.7% achieved in the three months to the end of June, according to the IPD UK…
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R (on the application of Redrow Homes Ltd v Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Highways – Adoption – Highways Act 1980 – Appellant having planning permission for residential development including construction of estate roads – Roads intended to be adopted as highways maintainable at…
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Inspector had no power to consider three-flat solution to five-flat problem
A ruling that an inspector failed to consider the full range of powers potentially available to him, when considering a house converted into five flats, has been overturned.
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Editor’s comment: 1 November 2014
Private equity house TPG’s long-mooted acquisition of DTZ completes on Wednesday. Another year, another owner, many will say.
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IM closes in on benchmark sheds deal
IM Properties is close to striking a deal with Aberdeen Asset Management for two West Midlands sheds that would set a new benchmark for the sector.
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TIAA-Henderson opens Can of Ham
TIAA-Henderson Real Estate is close to agreeing a lease surrender that will pave the way for the long-stalled Can of Ham at 60-70 St Mary Axe, EC3, to start on…
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Deals: 1 November 2014
Singapore-based Ho Bee Land, through subsidiary HB St Martins Pte, has paid £43.9m – a 3.8% yield – for 60/62 St Martin’s Lane, WC2.