Industry veterans including Primary Health Properties founder Harry Hyman and former Workspace head Jamie Hopkins launch venture.

Winners of the Property Week RESI Awards 2024 have been revealed at a glittering ceremony held at London’s prestigious Grosvenor House Hotel.

The Cambois site in Northumberland had originally been designated for Britishvolt to build a giant £3.8bn battery factory.

The Conservatives have already lost more than 200 council seats, with Labour winning several new metro mayors.

The Hampshire circuit has been the home of the British Amateur Racing Club for over 50 years.

The group intends to deploy the funds before the end of the year and has expanded its medium-term target pipeline to £250m.

Knight Frank reports strong performance for the sector despite volumes being down compared with recent years’ peaks.

The company, which operates 31 stores, aims to roll out up to 10 stores this year.

England will need 5.4 million new homes as the population aged 16-plus grows to a predicted 50 million.

Louise Wyman previously served as strategic director of growth and development at Manchester City Council.

Attendees and auction bidders dug deep at the event to support the partner charity.

Around 95% of UKCM shareholders backed the merger deal with Tritax Big Box REIT.

Bayes’ bi-annual real estate report shows significant year-on-year decline in new lending.

Federation of Master Builders boss Brian Berry said the government was “taking Labour policy to rectify failures in their own policy to deliver homes”.

The merged group of Cain International and Blackbrook Capital will bring the firms’ combined assets under management to over $17bn (£13.6bn).

SGS owns the former intu centres in Lakeside in Essex, Atria Watford, Victoria Centre in Nottingham and Braehead near Glasgow.

Irish housebuilder Glenveagh Properties has issued a robust trading update ahead of its annual general meeting on Thursday.

Around 50 volume and SME housebuilders are responsible for delivering 70,000 homes a year.

Sael will open at 1 Carlton Street while Claro will take 12 Waterloo Place.

The UK audio technology company has signed a 10-year lease to occupy 36,000 sq ft.

The planned RICS members’ lounge will include meeting rooms and workspaces.

Investors face a six- to nine-month window to capitalise on current pricing.

Compagnie du Parc said the deals ”affirm our commitment to urban light industrial and logistics assets within Greater London”.

The Selly Oak development will also include approximately 13,700 sq ft of commercial space on the ground floor.

Iain Murray will take over the role on 10 May from Gillian McLees, who spent two years in the role.

The MPs said many of their constituents are being severely impacted by the cost of living crisis.

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Company is ”comfortable looking out into the regions, where there is more value,” head of retail parks Matt Reed said.

The group also revealed a 9% increase in its target dividend from 5.5p to 6p.

London recorded its highest share versus the rest of the UK in almost a decade, new research has found.