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Ten new members have been appointed following the mass SRB resignation last year.
With more than 14 years in local government planning authorities, Scott will join from WSP.
Of the new homes, around 40% (693) have been allocated for affordable housing.
The ecommerce logistics firm has extended its existing lease and signed for an additional unit.
US investment firm Sixth Street is also understood to be in contention for the deal.
This loan is Puma’s first with Morrison Community Care Group (MCCG), and represents MCCG’s first development within England.
Scottish Housebuilder Springfield Properties has signed a £6.3m contract with the Wheatley Group for the delivery of affordable housing.
Thames Valley Housing Association has posted a pre-tax loss of £80.2m for the year to the end of March.
Andrew Jones, chief executive of LondonMetric, said: “As such, we expect to announce further disposals shortly.”
The portfolio valuation drop was driven by continued outward yield movement, predominantly related to assets in France and Germany.
Ashleigh Hamilton joins from Dandara Living, where she served as head of leasing for more than five years.
The company has signed a lease for 70,000 sq ft of warehousing and office space.
The MasterChef finalist joins from agency Found Property, having previously worked in the central London agency team at Savills and FHP.
Red Carnation Hotels is divesting its freehold and leasehold interests in Summer Lodge Country House Hotel and The Acorn Inn in Evershot, Dorset.
The new REIT is seeking to capitalise on the recent dislocation in UK real estate capital markets.
The deal sees the group grow its UK-wide estate to 1,420 pubs.
The 3.8% decline reflects falling values driven by the high-interest-rate environment and historic low levels of capital-raising activity.
The retail specialist was unable to reach an agreement with Growthpoint Properties.
The properties are occupied by a mixture of private rented sector tenants on assured shorthold tenancies and social tenants placed by local authorities on licences.
The group has said it still plans to retain its investment platform in international markets.
The value hotel group predicts it could grow by 120 hotels over the next four years.
His venture Flow Global submitted a $500m (£395m) bid to buy the troubled co-working office provider in March.
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Brighton and Hove City Council said the proposal by the developer, part of Berkeley Group, was “excessive”.
The process to wind down the company follows the failed merger between API and Custodian Property Income REIT.
Leading the auction is a freehold and long-leasehold residential and commercial investment in Lewisham, south-east London.
Michael Gove, who will be stepping down at the general election, unveiled the bill in November 2023.
The long-serving Tory cabinet minster has been an MP since 2005, twice serving as levelling up, housing and communities secretary.
An equity raise could be on the cards if the deal goes ahead, according to a property expert.
The scheme forms part of the wider £8bn mixed-use Park Town masterplan.