Residential
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Moda hails Uber deal as congestion killer
Taxi disruptor Uber and PRS developer Moda Living are forming a joint venture which they believe will reduce road congestion and free up surplus development land.
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Hugill backs Tories to increase housebuilding
An increased Conservative majority in next month’s General Election could help increase housebuilding, according to Urban & Civic chief executive Nigel Hugill
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Urban&Civic posts NAV rise
Urban&Civic has posted a 3.1% NAV rise in its half-year results.
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Sigma Capital launches PRS REIT
Sigma Capital has announced the launch of a £250m PRS REIT, the first to purely focus on the private rented sector
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Unite Students buys in Durham and Birmingham
Unite Students has exchanged on the purchase of a 22-bed development in Durham and a 418-bed scheme in Selly Oak, Birmingham
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Get Living introduces deposit-free renting
Delancey, APG and Qatari Diar’s Get Living PRS company is to drop security deposits for tenants and refund outstanding deposits
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Zoopla parent’s revenues at record high
Revenues at ZPG, the parent company of Zoopla, rose by 22% to a record £117.9m in the six months ended 31 March.
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The lighter side of the property industry.
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Cain Hoy pumps £290m into Lincoln Square
Lodha UK has raised £290m from Cain Hoy for its Lincoln Square, WC2, luxury residential development
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Put out the welcome mat for the new-look HCA
COMMENT: Jackie Sadek has had her share of heartache with the HCA, but says that could all change with its new incarnation
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Metropolitan Housing Association appoints chief executive
Geeta Nanda has been appointed as the new chief executive of Metropolitan Housing Association
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ITV plans resi-based South Bank studios
ITV has submitted an EIA application to Lambeth Council to redevelop its London Television Studios site on the South Bank, SE1