Brindleyplace deal confirmed – update
Moorfield and Hines have today confirmed their £200m purchase of eight buildings on the Brindleyplace estate, as rumoured earlier in the week. For more details, see Property Week. ... Read more
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VAT to 20%, CGT to 28%
While many of the measures announced by Chancellor George Osborne in his Emergency Budget today appear to be broadly in line with expectations, the increase in Capital Gains Tax at midnight tonight to 28% from 18% for higher-rate taxpayers is of key ... Read more
Recycling boost for industrial sector
Demand for distribution and logistics space is set to rise sharply thanks to changes in the way we deal with our waste and recycling, with an area the size of 1,500 football pitches needed over the next five years. There is a “huge opportunity” for ... Read more
Sheds are on the up
Leasing activity in the industrial property market has been boosted by a revival in the UK’s industrial output, says CB Richard Ellis. New research from the property consultancy says that the take-up of logistics property in Q1 2010 jumped to 4.5m ... Read more
Phoenix Beard and GBR merge
Two Midlands property companies are to merge, creating a major player in the Birmingham property market. Property consultant Phoenix Beard is to join forces with agency and investment specialist GBR, to become known as GBR Phoenix Beard, with effect ... Read more
Fearful Friday
It’s Friday, so it must be time for a dose of caution. As the Euro and banking shares take fright at the prospect of the Greek crisis spreading elsewhere, MoneyWeek says it is wary of piling back into commercial property despite what DTZ and Knight ... Read more
Sheds in focus as CBRE takes over M3
The UK has recently dominated the investment market in the industrial sector, and CB Richard Ellis clearly sees this as a key service area – it has completed its takeover of industrial property advisory specialists M3. M3, which was founded in ... Read more
Industrial take-up improves
Shortages of prime industrial space could mean that speculative development restarts in some areas of the UK as soon as the end of 2010, says Lambert Smith Hampton in new research published today. LSH’s National Industrial and Distribution Report ... Read more
Saving Britain’s High Streets
Never mind the get-together in Cannes this week – today a special summit is taking place in Birmingham designed to address the regeneration of UK High Streets and town centres. The Saving Britain's High Streets gathering brings together retailers, ... Read more
More Great Google Street View Images – Now Live on NovaLoca
Here are some of the many fantastic Street View images available with Street View - now live on NovaLoca. Segro HQ - Slough View Map BNP Paribas - Southampton View Map Pheonix Beard – Birmingham View Map Track to NovaLoca HQ - ... Read more
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