Karl Tomusk
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Finance in brief – 10 December 2016
Round-up of the week’s finance stories
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GLP plans first foray into European market
Singaporean logistics firm Global Logistic Properties has stated its intentions to expand into Europe and the UK.
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Apache and Investra buy Southampton student scheme
Apache Capital Partners and Investra Development have bought a £24.9m student accommodation scheme in Southampton
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AEW outperforms IPD
AEW UK REIT posted a small rise in NAV, from £116.4m to £118.1m in the half year to October
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UK REITs risking returns
REITS are beginning to turn away from becoming income-driven companies and are focusing on development to drive returns,
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UK commercial values up by 0.5%
UK commercial property capital values grew by 0.5% in November – faster than any other month in 2016, according to CBRE
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Lloyds’ Pittaluga moves to CBRE
Former Lloyds Banking Group director Andrea Pittaluga has joined CBRE Capital Advisors as a senior director in the European debt and structured finance team
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Killen joins Edward Charles
Charlie Killen has joined central London office specialist Edward Charles & Partners as a partner.
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IPF survey foresees shrinking rents and values
Rental growth in UK commercial property is expected to stay negative for two years, according to the 2016 IPF UK Commercial property market forecast.
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Bank dubs UK real estate ‘threat to stability’
The Bank of England labelled UK commercial real estate a major threat to the country’s financial stability this week
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PRS pays off for Grainger
LISTEN: Chief executive’s plan to refocus firm yields 2016 earnings hike
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Lloyds channels green funds to Glasgow
Lloyds Bank has provided its largest sustainable real estate loan yet for the new site of University of the West of Scotland’s campus in Glasgow.