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In light of continuing growth, preeminent development and investment business Opus Land has enhanced its construction function by appointing property and construction consultancy, Gleeds, to oversee its growing portfolio. The

As we head into another year it’s worth pausing and asking ourselves where the UK property market is going, particularly as 2015 saw a much quieter finish than any of

“Population migration to the cities and their consequent growth will squeeze existing infrastructure and boost the need for development in cities. “Increasing investor wariness about secondary assets as the increasing

Opus Land obtains approval for a new 100,000 sq.ft. industrial facility in Cannock for the First Choice Group. The building will provide the tenant, a leading distributor of catering spares

Leverage is likely to be a contributor to the next property downturn but not to the extent it was last time, according to Palmer Capital’s Nick Cooper. Although debt will

Palmer Capital is pleased to announce the acquisition of Arden Business Park for £4.25M with a yield of 7%. The park is located on Arden Road, 9km from Birmingham city

Palmer Capital and joint venture partner Opus North have bought two supermarket portfolios from Morrisons for £175m – a 6% yield. The first of the two three-asset packages was bought

Cambridge-based developer Wrenbridge Land has acquired a site for speculative shed scheme in the Belvedere Industrial Area in Kent.Plans for the 2.15-acre site, at the junction of Bronze Age Way

Here’s a curious thing: in 2014, Scotland’s most turbulent political year in recent history, the country received a record amount of investment into commercial property – more than £3bn, double