Karl Tomusk
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SEGRO’s the go-to as it claims top spot
Landsec was knocked off its perch by SEGRO last week, and as the tussle rages on, it seems likely the latter will ultimately win
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Floreat buys two regional offices for £44.7m
Floreat Real Estate has purchased two offices in Bristol and Cardiff from Oval Real Estate in a £44.7m off-market deal at a net initial yield in excess of 7%.
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Channel 4 narrows HQ shortlist
Three cities are in the running to be the broadcaster’s new home
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Manchester City Council unveils plans for 15,000 new homes
Manchester City Council has revealed plans for the development of 15,000 new homes in the Northern Gateway – a joint venture with the Far East Consortium.
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PRS investment reaches £1.6bn in first half of 2018
Investment in the private rented sector overtook student housing investment in the UK for the first time
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Countryside takes 15-year lease at Warrington’s Gemini Business Park
Countryside Properties has taken 128,944 sq ft of manufacturing, storage and distribution space at NFU Mutual’s Gemini Business Park in Warrington.
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Blackstone ‘super cycles’ towards $500bn AUM
Blackstone is heading into a “fundraising super cycle” as it prepares to launch its next global real estate fund, the asset management giant said in its second-quarter results.
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LISTEN: Evercore managing director Federico Montero on bad loans – and how to fix them
Here is what you need to know about the distressed loan market: the history of NPLs, why they will not go away and how investors are making money from investing…
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Big Yellow defies critics to approve exec pay hike
Big Yellow Group’s remuneration report and policy were overwhelmingly approved at today’s AGM despite criticism from shareholders.
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Barings sees better returns in Manchester than London
Opportunities in London have become a “hard sell”, when compared with the regions, Barings Real Estate has said, following several significant northern deals in the past 18 months.
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Bruntwood gets go-ahead for Alderley Park development
Bruntwood’s Alderley Park bio and life sciences campus in Cheshire has been granted planning approval for a 20,000 sq ft dining and retail development.
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Yields hit 10-year low
Average property yields have fallen to their lowest point in more than a decade, according to Lambert Smith Hampton’s Q2 UK Investment Transactions report