Aberdeen
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Inhabit wins planning for Aberdeen site
Firm will redevelop Broadford Works site in the city centre.
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Office take-up increases in Aberdeen
Take-up in Aberdeen’s office market in the first quarter of 2018 totalled 88,774 sq ft across 22 deals, according to Savills
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Plans submitted for Broadford Works regeneration
Independent property developer Inhabit has followed up its outline planning consent with a detailed planning application for the redevelopment of the landmark Broadford Works site in Aberdeen city centre.
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Regional office demand hits 10-year high
Surge in demand for office space has been driven by growth in the professional services and tech, media and telecoms (TMT) sectors.
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Is Aberdeen back on the property investor’s shopping list?
There has been a notable shift in investor sentiment towards Aberdeen’s commercial property market in recent months and could 2018 see investment volumes returning to, or indeed exceeding, the 10-year…
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Drum completes Statoil purchase
Drum Property Group has completed the sale of a 45,000 sq ft office at Prime Four Business Park, Aberdeen, for £18.7m to international investment group Golden Globe.
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Statoil’s Aberdeen HQ for sale for £18.5m
Drum Property Group is selling the new headquarters of Norwegian multinational oil and gas company Statoil in Kingswells, Aberdeen
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Watkins Jones forward sells Aberdeen digs
Watkin Jones has exchanged contracts to forward sell a 618-bed student development in Pittodrie, Aberdeen
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Pears to sell Wellington Circle retail park in Aberdeen for £21.5m
Pears Property is selling the Wellington Circle retail park in Aberdeen for £21.5m – a 6.33% yield.
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What next for Miller Developments?
Reports of a private equity buyer for Miller Homes this week means three of the four companies that emerged from the break-up of Miller Group have now been sold on.
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Homesense to open at Aberdeen’s Union Square
Hammerson has secured homeware retailer Homesense its Union Square scheme in Aberdeen.
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Chinese investors voice pros and cons over Scottish development
A clunky planning regime and low supply are putting Chinese investors off Scottish development opportunities, according to CITIC & GBA Asset Management chairman Grace Bian.