Karl Tomusk
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Pocket Living gets affordable OK in Croydon
Pocket Living has been gained permission for a 21-storey off-site building in Croydon, south-east London, that will deliver up to 100% affordable housing.
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John Forrester on diversity in property: “The leaders are responsible”
John Forrester, global president of Cushman & Wakefield, reflects on more than three decades in real estate, lessons learnt from booms and busts, diversity and what he expects from the…
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Property trust withdraws share issue
AEW UK Long Lease REIT has scrapped the £35m share issue it announced last week because of volatility in the market.
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Candriam buys stake in Tristan Capital Partners
Pan-European asset manager Candriam Investors Group has acquired a 40% stake in Tristan Capital Partners with an option to increase its share in the future.
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Helical board reshuffle as Grant steps up
Mike Slade will be replaced by Richard Grant when he steps down from his role as non-executive chairman at the company’s AGM in July 2019.
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British Land buys £103m London estate in bid to capitalise on Crossrail
British Land has bought the 4.9 acre Woolwich Estate in South East London for £103m – a net initial yield of 4.1%.
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First look inside U+I’s Record Store
Is the firm’s regeneration of the Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes enough to lure occupiers from central London? Take a look inside
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Wave of prelets to hit London
London is on the cusp of a large wave of prelets as occupiers look to secure new space amid dwindling supply, Knight Frank has forecast in its 2018 London Report.
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Accrue Capital seeks public input on Old Trafford scheme
Accrue Capital has launched a public consultation on a new residential development in Old Trafford, Manchester, which it hopes will deliver about 430 homes.
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LJ Partnership appoints new managing director
The former head of commercial real estate finance at Santander has joined LJ Partnership as a managing director.
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St Modwen offloads Swansea digs for £87m
St Modwen has sold its 45-year leasehold on the student accommodation at Swansea University Bay Campus to University Partnerships Programme for £87.3m.
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UK regions the winners as overseas investment hits record levels
Investment into the UK, excluding London, rose 60% in 2017. But which countries are making the biggest inroads?