Midweek Bulletin
Join Property Week editor Giles Barrie and guests as they took a look at the stories making the news each week between publications.Midweek Bulletin
Midweek Bulletin: The Montague Review
Editor-in-Chief, Giles Barrie discusses the Montague Review with Property Week’s residential correspondent, Emma Haslett.
Midweek Bulletin: Fitness First's CVA challenge
With the announcement today that landlords affected by the collapse of Fitness First in May had ditched plans to challenge the gym operator’s CVA vote, Property Week explores the ins-and-outs of the process.
Monday Bulletin: Hammerson
Editor-in-Chief Giles Barrie and Executive Editor James Whitmore present the Monday bulletin.
Midweek Bulletin: The Shard
Editor-in-Chief Giles Barrie and Executive Editor James Whitmore discuss Europe’s tallest building
Midweek Bulletin: Inside the Malaysian Battersea Power Station bid
With the announcement today that two Malaysian corporates, SP Seta and Sime Darby, have entered into exclusive talks to by Battersea Power Station, Property Week examines the detail behind the potential deal.
Midweek Bulletin: Quintain - the end of the Wyatt era
With the departure of Adrian Wyatt as chief executive of Quintain, Property Week’s James Whitmore and Mike Phillips reflect on the legendary bon viveur’s 20 years at the helm.
Midweek Bulletin: LandSecs outperforms market expectations
Land Securities, the UK’s largest property company, today revealed positive annual results despite the gloomy economic outlook.
Midweek Bulletin: "Developers should consider resi for business parks"
Developers should consider knocking down vacant or underperforming business park buildings and developing residential instead, members of the property industry heard at the Knight Frank M25 research breakfast this morning.
UK market shrinks says DTZ
DTZ’s influential Money into Property report today revealed that the UK property investment market shrank by 1% in 2011, and predicted further pain to come from bank deleveraging.
UK investment markets shrinks, "Money into Property " says
DTZ’s influential Money into Property report today revealed that the UK property investment market shrank by 1% in 2011, and predicted further pain to come from bank deleveraging.
Midweek Bulletin: Inside the Colliers UK pre-pack
Property Week’s Giles Barrie and James Whitmore discuss the pre-pack sale of Colliers International UK at 3:30am today, what it means for the business and the morality of opting for the administration route.
BUDGET BULLETIN: The impact on property explained
Join Property Week’s Giles Barrie and Patrick Gower as they explore the key points affecting the property sector from today’s Budget announcement.
Bulletin: Why is Hammerson exiting offices?
Hammerson is hoping its decision to sell its £600m offices portfolio and focus on retail will boost performance, and a 3.7% boost to share price today would suggest its investors agree.
Midweek Bulletin: Why is Westfield selling out of smaller schemes?
Following the news revealed by Property Week last night that Westfield has sold out of three regional shopping centres, the Midweek Bulletin looks at what this means for Westfield’s strategy.
Midweek Bulletin: Salway's rollercoaster ride and Noel at the helm
Property Week’s editor-in-chief Giles Barrie and executive editor James Whitmore discuss the news today that Rob Noel will take over from Francis Salway as chief executive of Land Securities at the end of March.
Midweek Bulletin: What does the DTZ/UGL merger mean for shareholders and employees?
Australian services firm UGL’s completed takeover of DTZ yesterday will have major knock-on effects for shareholders and employees alike.
Midweek Bulletin: What does the Autumn Statement mean for property?
In a gloomy economic environment, the ramifications of Chancellor George Osborne’s Autumn Statement today for the property industry have the potential to be huge.
Midweek Bulletin: What would UGL's DTZ takeover mean for UK business?
DTZ’s announcement today that it has picked Australian facilities management company UGL as preferred bidder for the company creates an unusual cultural partnership.
Midweek Bulletin: Treasury plans improve REIT access?
The Treasury is planning changes to real estate investment trusts (REITs) which could see greater access to the structure and private investment in the social housing market.
Midweek Bulletin: Doom and gloom from Expo Real 2011
From the final day of the international property conference Expo Real in Munich Property Week’s Mike Phillips and David Hatcher sum up the main trends and mood.
