Barings lets 70,000 sq ft City office scheme to law firm WFW
WFW has signed a 15-year lease for the City office building, which is undergoing a retrofitting and refurbishment project. The post Barings lets 70,000 sq ft City office scheme to…
Housing 21 buys 1,600 properties from Midland Heart in largest deal to date
Not-for-profit retirement living provider Housing 21 has completed the purchase of 1,567 care home properties from Midland Heart, its biggest acquisition to date. The post Housing 21 buys 1,600 properties…
Liverpool on hunt for development partner for landmark Festival Gardens site
The city council is looking to deliver a major scheme on the 27-acre development zone. The post Liverpool on hunt for development partner for landmark Festival Gardens site appeared first…
Norwich’s Castle Quarter hits the market for £23.55m
Castle Quarter generates an annual rental income of £2.5m and spans 385,158 sq ft. The post Norwich’s Castle Quarter hits the market for £23.55m appeared first on Property Week. Please…
New Homes Quality Board launches code of practice consultation
NHQB consults stakeholders for review of code promoting quality and customer service for new-build homes. The post New Homes Quality Board launches code of practice consultation appeared first on Property…
Slave trade museum redevelopment wins consent in Liverpool
Twin museums in Albert Dock area get green light for £58m redevelopment. The post Slave trade museum redevelopment wins consent in Liverpool appeared first on Property Week. Please visit: Our…
Garry Neville’s No.1 St Michael’s scheme scores AXA deal in Manchester
The insurance group will relocate its team to serviced office provider Gilbanks' 34,000 sq of space at No.1 St Michael's. The post Garry Neville’s No.1 St Michael’s scheme scores AXA…
Bavaria House City hotel and office scheme put on sale for £75m
The development has consent for a 45-storey mixed-use hotel and office scheme. The post Bavaria House City hotel and office scheme put on sale for £75m appeared first on Property…
London development opportunities help Acuitus raise £28m at September auction
Acuitus chairman Richard Auterac said bidders’ appetite for lots with redevelopment potential may signal “start of a new property cycle”. The post London development opportunities help Acuitus raise £28m at…
Oxford’s 2040 local plan rejected over high housing targets
Planning inspectors accepted the council’s plans for maximising the number of new homes built within city boundaries by 2040 but rejected its assessment that 1,322 homes a year are needed.…