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Reuben Bros get green light for In & Out hotel
Brothers Simon and David Reuben have been given the green light by Westminster City Council to turn 94 Piccadilly, W1, formerly the In & Out Club, into a hotel
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UK property ‘resilient’ despite uncertainty
The UK property sector will continue to perform solidly, despite economic and political uncertainty, says CBRE’s 2018 Market Outlook report
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Blackstone buys back 10% of Logicor
Blackstone Property Partners Europe is buying back a 10% stake in Logicor shortly after selling the platform to Chinese sovereign wealth fund CIC for €12.2bn
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Dixons Carphone in at DP World London Gateway
Electrical and telecoms retailer Dixons Carphone has agreed a deal for a new 316,000 sq ft facility at DP World London Gateway, Essex.
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Unibail-Rodamco/Westfield – first questions answered
Europe’s largest commercial property company Unibail-Rodamco wants to create the “world’s premier developer and operator of flagship shopping destinations” with its £18.5bn acquisition of Westfield
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Aviva buys Scots university campus for £53m
Aviva Investors, on behalf of the Lime Property Fund, has bought the University of West of Scotland from HFD Group’s Eco Campus for £53m
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CBRE poaches from PwC for specialst markets team
CBRE has appointed Philip Shields as a senior director within its capital advisers team
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Private sector investment drives delivery of PBSA
Of the total student beds due to be completed in 2018/19, 84% will be built by the private sector.
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Savills appoints head of regional retail
Savills has appointed Stuart Moncur as head of regional retail at Savills, based in the firm’s Edinburgh office
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Showroom and theatre – what does the future hold for shops?
Despite challenges in the retail environment, physical stores will remain for the foreseeable future, but their form and function will likely undergo some changes
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Hammerson-intu merger: What’s in a name?
Following the revelation that the new enlarged company will assume the intu brand, queries have been raised as to what this means for Hammerson and Westfield’s joint venture in Croydon…
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Hermes to buy £80m Glasgow Skypark
Hermes Investment Management is buying the Skypark business park in Glasgow for in excess of the £80m asking price, reflecting a 7.16% yield.