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  • Mipim doubles down on event despite exodus of big names on coronavirus fears

    February 27, 2020

    Property jamboree Mipim today said it would still go ahead in Cannes next month, despite big names such as Lloyds Banking Group, Knight Frank and PGIM dropping out because of the spread of coronavirus. A spokesperson for the real estate event said: “Mipim will open for business on 10 March. “We understand and respect the [...]

  • Persimmon CEO to depart after just 15 months in role

    February 27, 2020

    Persimmon’s CEO signalled his intention to step down today just over a year after replacing the housebuilder’s former boss Jeff Fairburn, who left in 2018 amid outrage over a huge £75m bonus. Group chief executive Dave Jenkinson will depart “in due course”, he said today as Persimmon revealed a drop in 2019 profit as it [...]

  • Coronavirus: Mipim organisers insist event will go ahead

    February 26, 2020

    Organisers of the international property conference Mipim have insisted the event will go ahead in Cannes next month despite a spike in coronavirus cases in Europe.  In a statement yesterday event organisers said that Mipim 2020 “will be open for business” from 10 March, saying “all clients who are not affected by national or local [...]

  • Capital & Counties net asset value slides on Covent Garden revaluation

    February 26, 2020

    Capital & Counties has reported a decline in net asset value (NAV) after the property group was hit by a decline in value of its Covent Garden holdings. The figures The real estate investment trust, which is listed in London and Johannesburg, said its EPRA NAV per share declined 10 per cent in 2019 to [...]

  • Blackstone to buy UK student housing group IQ from Goldman Sachs for £4.7bn

    February 26, 2020

    Blackstone has agreed to buy the British student housing company IQ from Goldman Sachs in a £4.7bn deal. IQ Student Accommodations owns and operates 67 sites in 27 towns and cities in the UK. It is one of the leading providers of private purpose-built student accommodation, with 84 per cent of its portfolio value in [...]

  • Taylor Wimpey warns of squeezed profit margin for 2020

    February 26, 2020

    Flat house prices amid 2019’s prolonged Brexit uncertainty hurt Taylor Wimpey’s profit margin last year, with no recovery expected in 2020, it revealed today. The figures Taylor Wimpey’s profit before tax climbed 3.1 per cent year on year to £835.9m in 2019. But weak house price growth and building costs knocked the firm’s operating profit [...]

  • House prices return to pre-financial crisis levels

    February 26, 2020

    House prices across English cities have risen above pre-Financial Crisis peaks for the first time since 2007, the latest research has found.  Property in Central London recovered to pre-crisis levels in just 2.3 years, the fastest of all UK cities, as overseas buyers entered the market attracted by a weaker pound.  Oxford and Cambridge followed [...]

  • Derwent hikes dividend as election boosts London office sector

    February 25, 2020

    Property investment firm Derwent London hiked its dividend this morning as it said it has a “more confident outlook” for the capital’s office sector following the General Election result.  The figures Derwent reported a total return of 6.6 per cent in the year ended 31 December. Net rental income increased 10.5 per cent to £178m, [...]

  • Hammerson’s losses widen as retail CVAs dent rents

    February 25, 2020

    Retail landlord Hammerson today warned it will cut its 2020 dividend almost in half as losses mounted in 2019 after another tough year for retailers in which many renegotiated their rents. The figures The real estate giant sank to a £573.8m loss for its latest financial year, up from a £173.3m loss in 2018. While [...]

  • EY adds two key appointments to its Business Rates team

    February 24, 2020  |  City Talk

    As the debate around business rates continues and speculation that it may be subject to one of the Chancellor’s key announcements on Budget day increases, EY has announced the arrival of two key appointments to its Business Rates team. Alex White joins the team as Associate Partner, having been a business rates specialist for the [...]

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