UKREiiF News

L51 Developments gets green light for £70m tech hub

L51 Developments has received the green light from Sefton Council to redevelop the former HSBC site into a 180,000 sq ft tech hub. The 5.5-acre site will aim to attract firms working in the robotics and high-tech manufacturing sectors. The refurb, which includes two former HSBC data centres, will include a link between the two […]

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Forth Ports set to submit bid to become a Freeport

It has intimated to the Scottish Government that it will submit a proposal for a Freeport – known as a green port in Scotland – following an invitation from Holyrood for expressions of interest. The Westminster government wants up to 10 free ports around the UK. They allow operators and businesses to benefit from a […]

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Admiral Taverns picks up NewRiver’s pubs in £222m deal

Retail and leisure property investor NewRiver is selling its Hawthorn Leisure community pub business to pub company Admiral Taverns for approximately £222.3m. Admiral boss Chris Jowsey said it was an “exciting” time for the pub brand, despite hospitality’s struggles during the Covid-19 pandemic. The portfolio comprises 674 leased, tenanted and operator-managed community pubs across England, […]

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Pagabo to launch new £1.6bn national framework

National framework provider Pagabo has today, 27 July, issued a prior information notice (PIN) for its brand-new national framework designed for demolition and land preparation works within the built environment, valued at £1.56 billion. The framework will run for four years and will allow local authorities and public sector bodies to procure a range of projects […]

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Chancerygate and Bridges Fund Management JV secures planning for £35m logistics project

A joint venture between industrial developer Chancerygate and sustainable and impact investor Bridges Fund Management has secured planning to build 254,000 sq. ft. of urban logistics space in Coventry. Called Holbrook Business Park, the speculative development will be situated on a 12-acre plot situated off Holbrook Lane and Swallow Road. The scheme has a gross […]

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Pi Labs announces duo of investors for Fund III

Moorfield Group and Elkstone Partners investments highlight growing importance of technology in real estate They join existing LPs including GPE, Patrizia, Assura, Revcap, and Embassy Group, increasing Pi Labs’ war chest for investment into new Proptech start-ups Pioneering European PropTech VC, Pi Labs, announces two new investors who join as limited partners (LPs) into its […]

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Barings acquires Grade A city of London office for £130m

Barings, one of the world’s largest diversified real estate investment managers, announces that it has acquired a Grade A office building in the City of London, United Kingdom, from a German retail real estate fund managed by global real estate manager DWS, for £130.5 million, on behalf of a core investment strategy. Capital House is […]

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Carlisle City Council to exhibit at UKREiiF

UKREiiF (The UK’s Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum), whose Advisory Group is Chaired by Lord Kerslake, brings together the public and private sectors to support the ambition for the UK to Build Back Better. Carlisle City Council has signed-up to exhibit at the inaugural UK’s Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) event, to […]

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Housebuilder acquires site in Scotland to deliver 535 homes

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has acquired land at the former Garnqueen Farm in Glenboig for the development of 535 new homes. Planning consent was secured in September 2020 from North Lanarkshire Council, and the impressive development forms part of the Gartcosh and Glenboig Community Growth area. Pre-construction works have also started this week to prepare the land for construction […]

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