Karl Tomusk
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Royal London to vote against Big Yellow exec pay
Royal London will vote against Big Yellow’s remuneration report and policy this week, over concerns about rising executive pay.
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Valor partnership buys 500,000 sq ft of logistics assets
Valor Real Estate Partners and AIG Global Real Estate have bought close to 500,000 sq ft of logistics property in a portfolio of nine assets in and around Greater Manchester and…
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Brexit White Paper ‘is cause for concern’, says BPF
Lack of clarity in the Brexit White Paper is a “cause for concern” as the end of the Article 50 process approaches, the British Property Federation has said in its…
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Holiday Inn Kensington Forum secures £280m Société Générale loan
Queensgate Investments has secured a £280m loan from Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking for the Holiday Inn Kensington Forum.
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Hargreaves appoints property director
David Anderson has been charged with unlocking value from the group’s 17,500-acre land bank.
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Workspace reports strong demand in first quarter update
Workspace is set to complete 310,000 sq ft of new and upgraded space across six projects over the next nine months, the company has said in its positive first quarter…
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Assura debuts £300m unsecured bond
Assura has launched its debut £300m unsecured bond to fund its £225m pipeline.
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Addington Capital buys £45m mixed-use portfolio
Addington Capital has bought a £45m mixed-use portfolio of assets across England in its first joint venture partnership with ICG-Longbow.
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European NPL deal volume hits record
A record €45.9bn (£40.6bn) of European non-performing loan deals were closed in the first half of the year, bolstered by the most active second quarter yet
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Brockton’s Leeds Pinnacle secures £42m Barings loan
Brockton Capital has secured a £42.7m loan from Barings Real Estate, secured against the Pinnacle in Leeds at a loan to value of 65%.
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Amazon and WeWork ponder Manchester tie-up
As Amazon inches closer to securing an office in Manchester, its move presents WeWork with an opportunity to team up with the tech giant and establish its third site in…
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Science firm to create ‘medicine campus’ at Manchester’s City Labs
Qiagen, a Netherlands-based life sciences firm, has agreed to lease Manchester Science Partnership’s 92,000 sq ft City Labs 2.0 to create a precision medicine campus in the city.