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Liverpool selected to host UKREiiF from 2028 (opens the original)
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Annual real estate conference UKREiiF is set to move to Liverpool in 2028, having been being held in Leeds since the first event in 2022. UKREiiF will return to Leeds next year for the final time The conference will return to the Leeds city centre site next May for the final time before moving to the Liverpool Experience Campus (LEX), which has secured the rights to host the event from 2028 onwards. The LEX site hosted the Labour Party Conference this week for the eighth time. Earlier this year
Arada lodges plans for first co-living scheme at Elephant & Castle (opens the original)
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Arada London has submitted a planning application for a mixed-use scheme at Elephant and Castle, south London, which will include its first co-living development. CGI of Arada’s Newington Causeway mixed-use development, Elephant and Castle The development at 101 Newington Causeway, previously the headquarters for The Salvation Army UK & Ireland Territory, will include 720 co-living units with a range of share amenities such as dining, social and wellbeing spaces. The co-living building is set to
Lewisham and Greenwich officers disagree over 802-home RER scheme (opens the original)
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Planning officers from Lewisham and Greenwich have clashed on their recommendations for developer RER London’s 802-home Deptford Creek development. The neighbouring south London boroughs issued differing recommendations ahead of a planning committee meeting on the evening of the 24 September. Jonathan Hartnett, principal planning officer in Greenwich, recommended that full planning permission for the scheme be granted, while Geoff Whitington, principal planning officer from Lewisham, recommended
MPs call for closure of stamp duty loopholes after Candy’s £265m mansion sale (opens the original)
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MPs have called for a review of stamp duty rules after a legal loophole cut £18.5m from the tax bill on the sale of British property tycoon Nick Candy's Chelsea home for around £265m. In April, Candy, the real estate mogul behind One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge, sold Providence House, his grade II-listed mansion with amenities including a swimming pool and a small lake, to billionaire Labour Party donor Suneil Setiya, in one of the largest ever residential property sales. However, a report from T
Sphere Group unveils £350m plans for Birmingham's former Rackhams building (opens the original)
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Developer Sphere Group has launched a public consultation on its Birmingham city centre redevelopment plans to deliver more than 500 homes and over 226,000 sq ft of workspace. CGI of Sphere’s proposed Rackhams Place development, Birmingham The group said the Rackhams Place redevelopment would facilitate the creation of around 1,300 jobs and generate around £350m in gross development value. Acting as development partner for freehold owner Legal & General, Sphere Group seeks to redevelop One Templ
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