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Having recently celebrated the anniversary of the allied victory at Waterloo, perhaps we should also remember that it marked the end of the Industrial Revolution. Today we are in the middle

Despite continuing geopolitical uncertainties close to home (Ukraine, Greece) the continental European property markets are now on a general upswing which we expect to continue in the medium term. Led

Cantium Developments has sold the Acorn Retail Park development in Crawley, West Sussex, for £19.5m. The Palmer Capital-backed company has forward-sold the asset to clients of Aberdeen Asset Management at

Cobalt Business Park, North Tyneside Type of deal Investment Vendor Indigo Real Estate Purchaser Maya Capital Size 93,571 sq ft Price £13.08m Chosen by Dickon Wood, head of capital markets, Knight Frank

Even its new owners admit Albion House in Woking is “not a looker.” Yet it could be about to provide stellar returns for Palmer Capital’s Wrenbridge vehicle. The 41,000 sq

The building was acquired earlier this year by Henley-based Opus Land with the backing of Palmer Capital for a total of £23 million from Westbrook Partners 54 Hagley Road, Edgbaston

The post-2008 period has seen changes across the real estate investment management world, with mergers like Blackrock and MGPA and takeovers like Palmer’s of Invista. However, it’s fair to say the

Housing crisis. Record low office vacancy. These subjects regularly make headlines, but they are not the only factors putting a strain on London’s property market. Industrial land across the capital

The rewards that arose from encouraging tenants to invest in a community ethic turned out to be a Kent business park’s greatest discovery “Where’s Sandwich?” That was the initial reaction