Julia Cahill is a journalist with a focus on business and real estate news. She has a strong background in reporting on commercial property deals, urban development projects, and investment trends. Julia's articles provide insights into the world of finance and property, keeping readers informed about the latest developments and trends in the industry.
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Julia Cahill's coverage predominantly focuses on press releases and private sector announcements within the real estate industry, with a notable emphasis on property funds, real estate investments, and infrastructure. Given this focus, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into new developments or trends in these areas.
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Criterion Capital has secured a £65m loan facility with Coutts to refinance Hotel Indigo in Leicester Square, WC2.
The ground rent on a 200-bedroom hotel in Aberdeen is among 22 £1m-plus lots in Allsop's final commercial sale of 2024 on 11 December.
By: Julia Cahill
Two shopping centre investments in Formby on Merseyside and Sutton-in-Ashfield in Nottinghamshire are slated to go under the hammer at the next Acuitus auction, to be held on 12 December.
The London Legacy Development Corporation's planning powers have been formally transferred back to the four London boroughs with boundaries within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Two former London Legacy Development Corporation employees have launched a placemaking consultancy.
A residential investment in Sydenham, south-east London, guided at £2.35m will be offered in Allsop's bumper two-day residential sale that is set to round off the year.
Allsop has released a catalogue of 193 lots for its first residential auction of the year, a 30% increase on January 2024.
Ryden has achieved B Corp status, joining a growing number of property sector companies making a legal commitment to purpose as well as profit.
Cabot Properties managing director and head of UK and Europe Justin Harvey is to relocate from Boston to London as the company eyes “strong opportunity” for the region's logistics market.
Two Royal Mail sites in London will go under the hammer through Allsop next month, each guided at £5m-plus. The postal sorting offices occupy a 0.5-acre site in New Cross, SE14
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