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1 week ago |
estatesgazette.co.uk | Dominic Plaskota
A former development director at General Projects and the founder of developer FORE Partnership have joined forces to found a new developer called MORE. The new business created by Ben Cross, ex-architect and former development director at General Projects, and Basil Demeroutis, former aerospace engineer and founder of developer FORE Partnership, is marketing itself as a disruptor. “The traditional development model wasn’t built to solve the challenges we face today,” said Cross.
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1 week ago |
estatesgazette.co.uk | Dominic Plaskota
M&G Real Estate has brought a City of London office block at 36 Queen Street, EC4, to market for £45m, as it looks to exit the asset at a discounted price. M&G has appointed JLL to lead a sales process involving between five and 10parties. The 46,000 sq ft, seven-storey asset is being offered at a discount of nearly 20% on the price originally paid by the M&G.
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1 week ago |
estatesgazette.co.uk | Dominic Plaskota
After a week packed with results, Estates Gazette spoke to bosses from REITs Great Portland Estates (GPE), Helical and British Land, about the strategies which shaped their year, from partnering with equity partners to prudent risk-taking. “What we learned about REITs is, you either need to be very big with a very low-cost base or you need to do a lot. We’re opting for the ‘do a lot’ model,” said James Moss, Helical’s new chief financial officer.
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1 week ago |
estatesgazette.co.uk | Dominic Plaskota |Kent East
Industry figures say the broker model needs to improve and adapt to an increasingly digitised flex office market and growing flex operator brands, after WeWork owner Yardi’s regional director called to “disintermediate” brokers. Justin Harley, regional director for co-working and residential at Yardi, the majority owner of WeWork, called for the sector to cut out the middlemen to improve efficiency and cut costs at the annual Flexible Space Association conference earlier this month.
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estatesgazette.co.uk | Dominic Plaskota
UK investment manager Newcore Capital has sold two industrial open storage (IOS) assets in Greater London for a total of £22m, part of its Newcore Strategic Situations IV value-add fund. The first sale concerned an 11.45-acre asset in Ickenham, sold for £10m to an owner-occupier industrial plant and machinery hire business. Newcore acquired the site in August 2021 when it was a disused former R&D facility.
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