Karl Tomusk
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Shaftesbury chief exec: ‘Young people don’t want to work in a fuddy-duddy industry’
Brian Bickell spent a quarter century as Shaftesbury’s finance director before taking over as chief executive, seeing the company become a £2.9bn listed West End landlord. He is also one…
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Booking.com to consolidate Manchester offices into new HQ
The online travel company has signed at Allied London’s Enterprise City development.
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Blackstone sells Adelphi for £550m
Blackstone has completed the sale of the iconic Adelphi building to Amancio Ortega for around £550m – a 4.5% yield.
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Who are property’s biggest investors?
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, All Pensions Group and New York Life Insurance among the largest institutional investors
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European property investment declines in H1
Investment into European property declined by 19% in the first half of the year as sovereign wealth funds scaled back their activity, according to Real Capital Analytics.
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Clearbell sells Lingfield Point to Frogmore for £44m
Clearbell Capital has sold the 85-acre Lingfield Point business park in Darlington to Frogmore for £44m.
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University of Manchester seeks North Campus partner
The University of Manchester is to launch an international search for a development partner for the 29-acre North Campus site in Manchester city centre.
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Manchester office take-up rises by 58%
Manchester city centre office take-up topped 769,000 sq ft in the first half – 58% above the same period in 2017 – according to the Manchester Office Agents Forum.
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Savills auction tops £20m in a stop-start market
Savills’ July sale raised £20.7m this week with a success rate of 63.9%.
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Which regional markets outperformed in Q2?
Edinburgh was the most active investment market in the UK regions in the second quarter, spurred by two of the biggest deals outside London, according to GVA’s latest Big Nine…
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Topland racks up £40m of purchases in H1
Sol Zakay’s Topland Group completed close to £40m of transactions in the first half of 2018, the company has said in a trading update.
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SEGRO ramps up development after strong first half
SEGRO is to spend more than £500m on development this year, the company has forecast in a strong set of half-year results.