Wales

The e-commerce company has already begun operating from the 24-acre site.

The package comprises £50m for the Transitional Accommodation Capital Programme and £11m in repayable finance for the Land for Housing loan scheme.

The acquisition was supported by a £9.6m loan from ASK Partners.

The money will fund insulation, efficient heating systems and renewable energy installations as part of the Optimised Retrofit Programme.

Richard Frost, Jack Rowe and Rhys Davies will work across the south Wales region, forming part of the national building consultancy division.

The depot will operate as a modular specialist refurbishment centre, housing a dedicated library of modular panels.

It brings the Transitional Accommodation Capital Programme's full-year budget to £155m, which will primarily be used to acquire existing dwellings, convert non-residential properties into housing and bring void properties back into use.

Conygar will use the proceeds to repay a loan secured on its Island Quarter scheme in Nottingham and further its development.

The investment will bring forward four key sites: two at the Port of Cardiff and two at the Port of Newport.

The north-west Wales hotel had been guided at £1.9m by property consultancy Graham + Sibbald and was purchased in a share transaction.

The Sanatorium Road development will provide 71 apartments and 32 houses. Of the apartments, 50 will be incorporated into a retirement living block.

YourBid gives bidders time to secure a mortgage or arrange other means of purchase before the deal is finalised.

The business is seeking a buyer while continuing to trade.

Demand for homes remains high in Wales, but bringing forward developments is problematic, especially in the social housing sector.

The portfolio includes public houses previously owned and operated by Welsh brewery Brains and now leased to Marston’s.

Site of 19th century iron and coal production is being guided at £45,000-plus.

JV acquires 181,000 sq ft of industrial space with plan to upgrade units to improve their EPC ratings.

The star lot has consent for conversion to an aparthotel and is guided at £3.35m.

WPP, which is a collaboration of the eight local government pension schemes (LGPS), will invest through Pluto Finance’s local impact programme.

Funding includes £436m to increase the supply of affordable and social housing.