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DWS acquires three residential blocks in London

DWS has announced it has exchanged contracts to acquire three residential properties within the development known as “Royal Albert Wharf” in East London for one of its institutional real estate funds, in an off-market transaction. The fully let new residential properties in the Royal Docks, completed in 2020, are located directly on the River Thames […]

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Claymore Homes submits plans for 800 new homes project

Housebuilder Claymore Homes has submitted plans to Aberdeenshire Council to build 800 homes, a new primary school and community facilities at South Ugie. An application for planning permission in principle has been submitted after several consultation events with stakeholders and residents. Halliday Fraser Munro is providing professional architecture and planning consultancy services to Claymore as […]

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SSE submits plans for new power station in Scotland

Developers SSE Thermal and Equinor want to deliver the proposed 910MW Peterhead Carbon Capture Power Station on the Aberdeenshire coast. In January, SSE Thermal and Equinor entered the Peterhead project into a UK Government competition which aims to support industrial clusters to decarbonise. Earlier this month, it was announced that the project will progress to full evaluation […]

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Legal & General to invest over £2bn in building 10,000 new homes

Legal & General Retirement Institutional (“LGRI”) has announced plans to invest a further £2 billion of retirement funds into affordable housing over the next five years, helping to create more than 10,000 new homes nationwide. The investment, through Legal & General’s wholly owned subsidiary, Legal & General Affordable Homes (“LGAH”), will help to tackle the […]

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Pocket Living secures permission for new affordable homes in Hackney

Innovative affordable housing developer Pocket Living has secured a unanimous resolution to grant planning permission from Hackney Council for a new residential development on Mandeville Street in Hackney, London.  Representing Pocket’s third scheme within the Borough, the seven-storey development will utilise a vacant parcel of land formerly used as a health care centre, offering much-needed […]

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PATRIZIA gets green light for Camden Grade A office development

PATRIZIA AG, a leading partner for global real assets, has secured planning permission from London’s Camden Council to convert the iconic hClub building into a state-of-the-art office in the heart of Covent Garden on Endell Street. The plans will see PATRIZIA transform the former members’ club into c. 35,000 sq. ft. of Grade A office […]

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Asite sign-up to exhibit at inaugural UKREiiF

Asite has confirmed its position within the UKREiiF exhibition hall for the inaugural event this May, an event that will bring over 5,000 delegates from the world of real estate investment, property, and infrastructure together. Positioned opposite Puma Property Finance, a leading development finance provider, and Kajima Partnerships, Asite will be showcasing its world-leading cloud-based […]

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Supermarket Income REIT looks to raise £175m to fund deals

Supermarket Income REIT said it intends to raise £175m to buy some of its near-£600mln pipeline of supermarket properties. The real estate investment trust, which invests in omnichannel supermarket properties, set the issue price for the placing at 121p per share, a 4.3% discount to the last closing price and a 7.1% premium to its last reported EPRA net […]

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L&G and Oxford University set to deliver accommodation as part of £4bn partnership

Legal & General and Oxford University are pleased to announce that they have agreed the development of Court Place Gardens, an estate containing new postgraduate homes specifically designed for families, as part of Legal & General and Oxford University’s £4bn partnership. The development of Court Place Gardens, in Iffley, Oxfordshire, is the first residential site […]

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