Natasha Voase
Reporter at Green Street News
Finance Reporter at Freelance
Journalist @IChronicle. Also in @thespectator and @newstatesman. [email protected]. Interested in financial shenanigans and French politics
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2 weeks ago |
investorschronicle.co.uk | Natasha Voase
The London estate agency has highlighted efforts to change its culture for years, but insiders reveal troubling incidents and distrust in HR as recently as 2024Published on May 1, 2025People are at the heart of the estate agency business. Chief executive Guy Gittins made this clear when he took the reins at Foxtons (FOXT) in September 2022. But it has taken media investigations for the company to bring in external consultants to help clean up the company’s culture, Investors’ Chronicle can reveal.
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4 weeks ago |
ft.com | Natasha Voase
UK self-storage provider Safestore reported a 1.1 per cent decline in average occupancy in the year to October 31 2024.
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1 month ago |
investorschronicle.co.uk | Natasha Voase
Real estate investment trust (Reit) investors are rapidly losing options. We are only four months into the year and already we have seen a flurry of acquisitions in the listed property sector. With no IPOs on the cards, the number of listed players is dwindling. First came KKR, initially hand in hand with the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) but now accompanied by Stonepeak, with a series of offers for Assura (AGR).
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1 month ago |
investorschronicle.co.uk | Natasha Voase
University finances are in the spotlight as fees fail to keep pace with inflationPublished on April 14, 2025As students headed home for Easter, landlord Unite (UTG) announced that it had sold 75 per cent of beds for the 2025-26 academic year, compared with 84 per cent the previous year and 90 per cent the year before that. Though a long way from catastrophe, it is the latest evidence that some of the shine is beginning to come off the purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector.
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1 month ago |
investorschronicle.co.uk | Natasha Voase
The windows manufacturer has reported improved operating marginsPublished on April 9, 2025Results this week have been overshadowed by a single word: tariffs. However, in the case of windows manufacturer Epwin (EPWN), they might not be such a bad thing. “Epwin’s UK-centric exposure may help its shares outperform companies that have exposure to countries that are likely to see a greater impact from US tariffs,” wrote analysts at Shore Capital.
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Shareholders at UK healthcare giant Assura are pushing for the board to engage with KKR. #healthcare #nhs #MergersAndAcquisitions #takeover https://t.co/HbZzcB8VPF
#hipgnosis and #prsreit activists, Christopher Mills and Robert Naylor are targeting the listed space. Property companies are among the targets. The @IChronicle found out more: https://t.co/KMOEyE6vBc
What do we know about @BerkeleyGroupUK 's BTR platform and what do we want to know? Here in the IC: https://t.co/ZaTa3kIQyn #property #residential
